#wpcs folks: http://t.co/DsIFe28L
http://make.wordpress.org/summit/2012/08/20/confirming-things/
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About Dougal Campbell
Dougal is a web developer, and a "Developer Emeritus" for the WordPress platform. When he's not coding PHP, Perl, CSS, JavaScript, or whatnot, he spends time with his wife, three children, a dog, and a cat in their Atlanta area home.
http://bit.ly/MTfiTC
Guy in coffee shop with his Mac. Elderly stranger strikes up a conversation. What follows is magic. Ht @langtry_girl http://t.co/2RB2frOZ
Introducing Ajax in the WordPress Dashboard - Tom McFarlin
Tom McFarlin has a tutorial over on WPTuts+ about the proper way to handle Dashboard-side Ajax in WordPress.
https://dev.twitter.com/blog/changes-coming-to-twitter-api
Are you still bitching about http://t.co/vCLdPlJ0 not mattering? https://t.co/gkPSAsB8
http://app.net
Are you still bitching about http://t.co/vCLdPlJ0 not mattering? https://t.co/gkPSAsB8
http://make.wordpress.org/summit/2012/08/12/rsvps-so-far/
Could use your help confirming that these ~20 people got their invite emails: http://t.co/3R3six1Q
http://byfat.xxx/if-hemingway-wrote-javascript
If Hemingway wrote JavaScript… http://t.co/9IBdt4QF – a whimsical look at how four literary greats would get on with JavaScript.
American Standard Safety Code and Requirements for Dry Martinis
A document outlining the proper standards to follow when preparing the American Dry Martini.
American Standard Safety Code and Requirements for Dry Martinis
Brainfuck beware: JavaScript is after you! | Patricio Palladino
Holy crap this is devious. Using quirks in how JavaScript returns certain values and handles typecasting to build a whole programming vocabulary out of just the characters ‘()[]{}!+’. Could be used to bypass naive security analysis.
Brainfuck beware: JavaScript is after you! | Patricio Palladino
PHP: The Right Way
I heard about this on the Voices of the ElePHPant podcast. PHP: The Right Way is an attempt to create a continuously updated resource for PHP best practices. At this time, it’s still a fledgling effort. If you have something to add, fork the project on GitHub, then submit a pull request with your changes!