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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://ipaintcode.com/coda-2-themes/
Even more color schemes for Coda 2 http://t.co/gq4odlPS
http://ngs.github.com/gist-codaplugin/
This seems handy– create a public or private gist from directly within Coda 2 http://t.co/tCXk7D6P
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Some things beginners might not know about Sublime Text http://t.co/bcWkIZgu
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Provide a Shortcut to Your Settings Page with Plugin Action Links http://t.co/OyZGZnFF
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https://gist.github.com/3108240
One liner to find/open function definitions in Sublime Text 2. Been using this a ton since I wrote it. https://t.co/cMknYMRU
Theme Hook Alliance: Sidebar Edition
Jul132012
Recently, Doug Stewart (@zamoose on Twitter) announced the Theme Hook Alliance. This is an attempt to create an ad-hoc standard for new action hooks in WordPress themes. You see, there are some standard actions that WordPress themes are supposed to include: wp_head(), wp_footer(), get_sidebar(), and comment_form() are all good examples. By using these standard action hook template tags, plugin developers can inject extra info into a content page without explicitly editing your theme’s files. This makes … Continue reading
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The Rolling Stones, now powered by #WordPress http://t.co/P8VqkZTw It’s only rock’n roll, but I like it
Looking for a WordPress job
I really enjoy working at Turner — great company and great people. But this Drupal crap is for the birds.
Yesterday, I got two different job opening leads for WordPress development. Hoping that one of them might be the right fit for me!
The History of Science Fiction (image)
This is an incredible organization of concepts and works depicting the history of science fiction. It begins with early mythology and legends, explores branches such as mysteries, Gothic fiction, adventure stories, and fantasy, and eventually we see a veritable Cambrian explosion starting around the 19th century.