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Tag Archives: tools

jq, Command Line JSON Processor. Neat.

May 8, 2013 jq, server administration, tools

Intercom. Super slick way to keep track of and talk with your users. Everything I envisioned for SupportFlow plus more. Human Made is using for WP Remote.

April 30, 2013 Human Made, Intercom, support, SupportFlow, tools, WP Remote

Interactive Vim tutorial. Even if you know the commands (of which I only have some memorized), this is a useful way to build muscle memory.

April 29, 2013 productivity, tools, Vim

hub. Marries git and Github at the command line.

April 27, 2013 Git, Github, hub, tools

Hi WordPress, Meet Vagrant. Funny callouts. It would be cool to easily replicate WordPress.com using Vagrant though.

April 8, 2013 tools, Vagrant, WordPress

#pdxwp: wp-cli is for WP devs on a deadline

As a part of tonight’s “It’s Tool Time: 4 Tools You Cannot Live Without” meetup, I presented on my beloved wp-cli. wp-cli is a command line interface for WordPress, and a tremendously powerful tool for WordPress developers on a deadline. So powerful, in fact, I… Continue reading →

March 11, 2013 meetups, PDXWP, Portland, presentations, tools, WordPress, wp-cli

Airbrake: The error app. Track errors seen by your users.

March 6, 2013 tools, web development

Webstock: Chris Coyier, The Modern Web Designer’s Workflow

This week I’m at Webstock, a lovely conference in New Zealand. I’m doing my best to write little blog posts about the amazing presentations. Please forgive any typos, etc. If you’re here too, come write a haiku at Automattic’s booth. Chris Coyier is a humorous man…. Continue reading →

February 13, 2013 Chris Coyier, conferences, events, New Zealand, presentations, tools, web design, Webstock

&what;. Easily find HTML character entities.

September 13, 2012 design, tools

Current iPhone screen

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Notable arrivals: ForeFlight and Rdio. Other than that, not much has changed. Here’s Andrew’s.

August 16, 2012 home screens, iPhone, tools

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