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Tag Archives: web development

#wcbos: Plugins Are Blueprints

Quick set of notes from Marc and Wes’ 1 pm session at WordCamp Boston.

July 24, 2011 Boston, Embed.ly, Marc Lavallee, notes, NPR Project Argo, presentations, web development, Wes Lindamood, WordCamp Boston, WordCamps, WordPress, WordPress plugins

News Developer Jobs. Google Spreadsheet of positions available at mainstream news organizations, including Boston Globe, Huffington Post, Washington Post, The New York Times, Chicago Tribune and others. The sheer number is mind-boggling.

July 22, 2011 hacking journalism, jobs, web development

WP.org trac tickets you should follow

One of my goals this summer is to contribute more to WordPress, the open source project we all know and love. To kick this off, I’ve started tickets for small improvements I think will make the software significantly more usable. You should follow the tickets if you want to help make them reality.

July 18, 2011 feature requests, ideas, open source, tickets, Trac, web development, WordPress, WordPress Multisite

This afternoon: Fixing bugs in Edit Flow. Looking forward to contributing regularly to this project again.

July 16, 2011 Edit Flow, projects, web development

5 reasons news organisations prefer in-house web publishing tools. Greater assurance it integrates with the rest of your stack, you ensure the content lives on permanently, aren’t subject to everchanging third-party terms of service, opportunity to build a better workflow around the tool, and, most importantly, building in-house can give you a competitive advantage.

July 8, 2011 content management systems, data portability, Martin Belam, open source, publishing, web development

The secret of Node’s success. Why Node.js has caught on while other server-side Javascript implementations faltered. Excellent introduction.

June 9, 2011 explainers, Google Chrome, Javascript, Node.js, web development

It’s About The Hashbangs. On a technical level, exactly why hashbangs for absolute URLs are a bad idea. A little change with a lot of future debt.

May 31, 2011 hashbangs, Javascript, web development

Rethinking template tags in plugins. Ingeniously, using hooks is a much better approach because they degrade without fatal errors. (via Nacin)

May 19, 2011 Andrew Nacin, best practices, hooks, template tags, web development, WordPress

National Broadband Map on WordPress. ”The structure of the WordPress API allows us to develop much faster than any other CMS we’ve tried.”

May 5, 2011 National Broadband Map, web development, WordPress

BCNI Philly: Advanced WordPress development

Andrew Nacin and Marc Lavallee led a 2 pm session on advanced WordPress development. It was mostly a free-form conversation about the use of WordPress in newsrooms.

April 30, 2011 Andrew Nacin, barcamps, BCNI Philly, conferences, JSON API, Marc Lavallee, notes, Philadelphia, web development, Will Davis, Will Mitchell, WordPress

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