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Third Party Dependencies
Facebook went down yesterday. The outage demonstrated just how dependent on the service we’ve become.
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Selector Caching in jQuery
One of the first critiques I find myself writing while I review JavaScript code is “cache your selectors.”
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WordCamps, Community, and Confusion
In a community steeped in so much confusion about the names, duties, and roles of various players, why are we still confusing the conference issue when it comes to WordCamp SF?
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The Best Laid Plans
We planned everything down to the last detail; the outing still resulted in frustration and failure.
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To be early is to be on-time
Are you late with your work? Routinely on-time? Or silently early?
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Skinning a Site
What more can I do, through design, to help my message reach the world? I’d like to find out, and I plan to experiment heavily in the coming months.
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Why I love books, and how we can save them!
When I was in college, my best friend and I had the idea to one day open a bookstore. That the Internet has all but killed the traditional publishing industry is an irony not lost on me.
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Sudden Shifts
I found myself watching 42 last night. I love sports movies, and it’s one of my favorite.
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Why Critique WordPress
I use WordPress every day. So why am I constantly critical of the platform and its features?
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WordPress Core Proposal: Plugin Repositories
I’d like to see WordPress allow multiple repositories to be registered side-by-side with WordPress.org’s official API.