Latest Blog Posts
WordCamp Philly: A bit of a follow up
In the gentle words of an aging pop star: “If I could turn back time.”
Faux Minimalism
Never confuse minimalism with derivative reduction. Minimalism requires originality.
Every WordPress theme has its own learning curve
Fair warning: tweaking someone else’s theme is never as straightforward as you think. There’s a reason theme frameworks have gotten popular for custom designer/developers.
Timthumb zero day vulnerability: time to get back to basics
It’s time to rethink how we bundle plugins with WordPress themes, and give our endusers the benefit of the doubt that they are smart enough to do some installations and updates on their own.
Dreamers and Doers
Those who can, do. Those who can’t, read Lifehacker and fantasize about the perfect system to get things done.
WordCamp Raleigh 2011 Presentation: Bridging the Designer-Developer Gap
Well, that was nerve-wracking.
I’m speaking at WordCamp Raleigh
“Bridging The Designer/Developer Gap” is aimed at helping attendees learn a bit more about each other, themselves and the wid and wacky skill set that we all need when working with WordPress.
