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I recently started using Panic’s Coda as an alternative to Sublime Text, and it looks really slick – the inbuilt SFTP particularly could make a big difference to my workflow.…
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6am Saturday the 24th I headed down to London for UK GovCamp 2015 – an unconference centered on the public sector. As usual the was a huge variety of topics…
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After hearing a lot of good things about Servers for Hackers by @fideloper I joined the mailing list, and then recently started the ebook. You should really at least check…
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Nivo Lightbox isn’t the most widely known of Dev7studios products, but it’s a solid and simple image slider. However one feature it doesn’t currently have is transition effects when navigating…
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I recently setup a small server monitoring script using the APIs from Gandi and Monitor.us – both services I would recommend – to use as a module within Status Board.…
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Lately I’ve been working with the conservation group in a local village. They were awarded Big Lottery funding for promoting and growing the group, and decided a website was an…
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Background WordPress offers quite a friendly hybrid WYSIWYG / HTML editor that makes publishing easy even for those with no HTML experience. One of the ways it accomplishes this is…
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One of the big problems with Responsive Web Design is dealing with fixed size elements, especially iFrames and Tables. While a table can be flexible, there will also be a…
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Prior to WordPress 3.1 you could only use one meta_key : meta_value : meta_compare in a query_posts. This meant that you could, for example, get the custom post type (cpt)…
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As mentioned on Thursday, Friday was the 5th UK GovCamp and the biggest yet. The day started well (with free t-shirts and lots of tea/coffee & biscuits), and even 260…