#wpcs folks: http://t.co/DsIFe28L
http://make.wordpress.org/summit/2012/08/20/confirming-things/
http://make.wordpress.org/summit/2012/08/20/confirming-things/
August 21st, 2012http://bit.ly/MTfiTC
August 19th, 2012Guy 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
August 17th, 2012Tom 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
August 17th, 2012Are you still bitching about http://t.co/vCLdPlJ0 not mattering? https://t.co/gkPSAsB8
http://app.net
August 17th, 2012Are 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/
August 13th, 2012Could use your help confirming that these ~20 people got their invite emails: http://t.co/3R3six1Q
http://byfat.xxx/if-hemingway-wrote-javascript
August 13th, 2012If 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
August 13th, 2012A 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
August 10th, 2012Holy 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
August 10th, 2012I 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!
