I know this is about a day late, but I want to wish WordPress a happy birthday. You see, I wouldn’t be where I am today without it. In college I spoke with my friend @smekosh about creating my own CMS as I was writing a few for clients, and he pointed me towards WordPress. That was in 2004;…
I remember when the the original Xbox came out. I was 15 when it was announced and essentially did a proposal for my parents on why they should buy it for me. Must have worked because I got it for Christmas (I was 16 by then). When the Xbox 360 came out, I waited until the very last minute before…
Generally I will just share a massive amount of links on Facebook, Twitter, and lately Google+, but as to prevent from friends and followers from being inundated with news they may or may not care about, I figured it might be a good idea just to consolidate, so here is your tech news round up for this Monday morning. Enjoy!
Since I’ve been travelling and sick for the last few weeks I haven’t really done a good job of promoting some articles I’ve written across the web. In-case you missed it, here are some of my better works! Redesigned USA Today is Better than Ever: I review USA Today’s latest release for Android, focusing on a new design and some…
One of my New Year’s Resolutions is to read more; in order to do that, I’ve decided to create a list of my next 10 books. Hopefully this will encourage me to actually complete the 10 and move onto the next 10! Here’s the list right now. Joe’s bookshelf: next-10 Timeline by Michael Crichton Sex on the Moon: The Amazing…
Join us for the next NEPA WordPress Meetup, March 26th (this Tuesday) at 7pm at The Vintage Theater. My friend and colleague Phil Erb will be giving a talk called WordPress is Installed…Now What?. From the website: Phil Erb will be presenting WordPress is Installed… Now What? – covering the basics of site settings, themes, and plugins. Bring your questions and be…
Back in October I gave a talk at WordCamp Philly about Building a Simple WordPress Theme Framework. I’m very excited to announce that a video of the talk is up over at WordPress.tv. Head on over there to look at the video, or watch it after the jump!
I know I haven’t been on in a while, but it’s for good reason: I’ve been busy movin’ and shakin’ and WordPressin’. My friend and co-worker Phil Erb and I have put together a WordPress Meetup here in Scranton and we’re very excited to announce that the first one is this Tuesday, February 19th.
It’s not often I will do a links roundup, but as my Facebook and Twitter friends can attest to, I’ve been posting a lot this week. I’ve tried to hold back, but I will post the good ones here. Of-course, this will then get posted to Facebook and Twitter, but hey- better one than like 15, right?
I would love a web based password manager that’s completely accessible on all of my devices. I know that there are a lot of tools out there already, and I know there are some inherent security risks with this approach, but here is what I’m thinking: It simply stores Title, URL, Username, Password, and maybe a notes section It’s web-based It’s secure…
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