SWFPress: WordPress Framework to create Flash sites

23Nov

in WordPress

SWFPress: WordPress Framework to create Flash sites

Ever wanted to create sites using Flash as the front-end and WordPress as the back-end CMS? SWFPress comes to extend a web developer’s toolbox by providing a framework to feed WordPress data to Flash based sites through XML.

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Tags: cms, development, flash, wordpress themes

21Nov

in minipost

Nudity detection: JavaScript + HTML 5 Canvas

nude.js analyses image data using Canvas element from HTML 5 and decides if it’s safe to be displayed or not. Check the examples.

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Tags: development, web application

18Nov

in minipost

WordPress’ Andrew Nacin turns 1

Andrew Nacin is one of WordPress’ core commiters and a super cool guy. It’s been a year since he joined WordPress, have you already said cheers to him?

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Tags: development

11Nov

in minipost

Mark Jaquith on WP 3.1 Post Formats

Post Formats are (…) a taxonomy convention with a UI wrapper. So if you have “Asides” on one theme, you can transport them to another theme. If people create their own formats, their portability will be zero (…)

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Tags: development, open source, post formats, user experience, web application, wordpress themes

11Nov

in minipost

List of post formats for WordPress 3.1

Nacin posted a tentative list of post formats to be included in WP 3.1. Post formats will be meta information used by theme to customize presentation.

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Tags: development, post formats, wordpress themes

2Nov

in WordPress

Using WordPress to build iPhone and Facebook apps

Brad Williams, CEO of WebDevStudios recently spoke at WordCamp Philly showing how they used WordPress as the platform for an iPhone and a Facebook application. You can see the slides below:

Watch the presentation on SlideShare
Spooky WordPress: Disturbingly Brilliant Uses of WP

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Tags: cms, development, iphone, mobile, web application

28Oct

in jQuery, WordPress

Stop losing visitors on 404 pages in your WordPress sites!

Ideally, you won’t have any 404 situations in your site. Of course, we all know this is far from being true and “Not found” pages on your site is a common situation that might arise from different reasons, ranging from bad or expired links to simple user typos. In these cases, you can and should build better 404 page by providing some information for them to find the content they were looking for. In this tutorial we will explore one way to build a more friendly 404 page by displaying the WordPress search field populating it with the terms used in the url written by the user.

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Tags: development, seo, wordpress themes

16Sep

in minipost

Increase WordPress performance

Extensive article about making your WP site faster. First part deals with common issues in any site, while the second goes more into WP.

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Tags: development

16Sep

in WordPress

Support for custom post types in TDO Mini Forms

It’s been little less than a month when the modified widget for TDO Mini Forms to support custom taxonomies was released. It didn’t allowed you to enter new terms for taxonomies and most important, it didn’t featured custom post types support, so here’s the entire plugin updated for TDO Mini Forms to support custom post types, allowing the addition of new terms for custom taxonomies.
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Tags: custom post types, custom taxonomies, development, plugin

13Sep