Wordpress/PHP Developer
Those of use who develop using pods often find we use it for everything. So here’s a quick tip on using PodsCMS to create a custom user access log. Step 1: Set up the Pod I’m assuming you’ve already installed/activate both the PodsCMS and Pods UI plugins. If not, please do so before starting. Create [...]
I assume other developers often ponder this question. In a practical sense, the answer is “because it’s what you know”. But I’m pondering a bigger question. As a developer with a keen interest in PHP should I waste my time with WordPress? Can you ever get “respect” as a PHP developer when your tool of choice [...]
Thank you to everyone who attended my presentation on WordPress Pods at Wordcamp Fayetteville. As promised I’ve posted the presentation on slideshare.net. I also recorded the presentation with Screenflow and will hopefully get it posted tomorrow. And don’t forget to check out http://www.podscms.org.
The buzz word in WordPress circles these days is “framework”. What the hell does that mean? Isn’t WordPress a framework? The official definition offered in the WordPress Codex is “a theme that is designed to be a flexible foundation that can serve as a parent theme for building child themes.” But this doesn’t quite give [...]
Intense Anger at Intense Debate
I just wanted the cool title. I’m not really all that angry. However, I am frustrated that ever since switching to Intense Debate, the WordPress plugin for advanced commenting, I no longer receive email notifications of new comments. I’ve tried everything, but so far nothing has worked. Arg (Yes, I’m a Pirate).