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https://github.com/felixge/faster-than-c
October 7th, 2012Can JavaScript be faster than C? https://t.co/fI0MGKy2
http://railwayjs.com
October 6th, 2012RailwayJS: an MVC framework for NodeJS web apps – http://t.co/pPhmMOs7 http://t.co/PBZpGR4h
http://bit.ly/UqJRnb
October 6th, 2012RailwayJS: an MVC framework for NodeJS web apps – http://t.co/pPhmMOs7 http://t.co/PBZpGR4h
HTML5 APIs You Didn’t Know Existed
October 5th, 2012I did already know about a couple of these, but there are definitely some useful gems in this list.
The easiest way to share localhost over the web – Showoff
October 4th, 2012This could come in handy: showoff.io is a service that creates a temporary or permanent public URL alias which will tunnel to your localhost.You can map to a general port or a particular vhost. You can even use a DNS CNAME forwarded to a permanent share.io URL, giving you a static name which always points to your machine, even if you switch networks. There are specific instructions for using it with a local WordPress install, working around WP’s canonical URL redirection. Oh, and it works through any firewall that allows outgoing ssh (port 22) connections. I could see this being useful for very quickly setting up/tearing down temporary demos for web development clients.
http://bit.ly/Qr1rly
October 3rd, 2012Using LESS with WordPress http://t.co/LcqHaLvL
http://blog.sucuri.net/2012/09/sorryforthiscode-iframe-injection.html
September 28th, 2012Sorryforthiscode – iFrame Injection http://t.co/nHi2CUs0
http://blog.sucuri.net/2012/09/sorryforthiscode-iframe-injection.html
Old Fashioned
September 28th, 2012
My favorite 100-calorie snack.
WordPress Snippet: Add Uploadable File Types
September 28th, 2012My Documents Shortcode plugin lets you display uploaded attachments. WordPress limits what kinds of files you can upload, but you might need to upload additional types of files. Here’s an example of how to add new file types to the ones that WordPress will allow. In my case, I needed to upload a Keynote slideshow, which had the file extension .key:
