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Writing — Page 36
A mix of technical deep-dives, career reflections, and dispatches from the road.

developmentJul 19, 2015· 4 min
My 5ish Favorite Atom Plugins
A roundup of the top Atom editor plugins worth installing — covering code beautification, docblock generation, linting integration, file icons, and a few…
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developmentJul 18, 2015· 1 min
Check Out Ghost Inspector
An introduction to Ghost Inspector, a record-and-replay browser regression testing tool that makes automated UI testing more accessible for small teams…
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developmentJul 18, 2015· 1 min
WP Better Attachments v1.3.11 Released
Release notes for WP Better Attachments v1.3.11 — adding a use_caption_for_title option, a second attachments button at the bottom of the meta box, and a…
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developmentJul 18, 2015· 4 min
WPBA Thoughts and Road Map
A candid look at the WP Better Attachments rewrite — the settings architecture debt, the case for spinning off the crop editor as an add-on, and thoughts on…
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developmentJul 16, 2015· 2 min
Setup Vhosts in MAMP
How to configure Apache Virtual Hosts in MAMP so each local project is accessible via its own custom .dev domain instead of navigating subdirectories of…
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developmentJul 15, 2015· 1 min
Display PHP Errors in MAMP
A quick tip for enabling PHP error display in MAMP by flipping display_errors to On in php.ini — so you get real error messages instead of the white screen…
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developmentJul 12, 2015· 3 min
Moving From Sublime to Atom
A comparison of Atom and Sublime Text after switching editors — where Atom shines with active development and HTML/CSS/JS extensibility, and where Sublime…
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developmentJul 10, 2015· 2 min
Moving From WordPress to Ghost to Jekyll
The journey from WordPress to Ghost to Jekyll — why each platform was a step closer to the ideal developer blogging setup, and what finally made a static…
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developmentApr 4, 2015· 1 min
Check Out Hyperpolygot
A recommendation for Hyperpolyglot, a site that puts JavaScript, PHP, Python, and Ruby side-by-side to show how similar languages really are at a syntax…
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