The Beginnings I am no stranger to contributing to open source. I have contributed in some way or another since early 2007, when I found a love for Linux and the Fedora Project. I was approaching the end of my time in...
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A Day in the Life of a WebDevStudios Developer
A couple weeks ago, one of @WebDevStudios‘ followers on Twitter sent us this: @webdevstudios Hi! QuikQues: what's a typical day like for a WebDev? I want to compare to a IT Support person. Thanks!! — Tony Obfenda (@TonyObfenda) April 30, 2015 That...
Read More A Day in the Life of a WebDevStudios DeveloperBrackets.io, How I Love Thee
Let me count the ways… I have been having a great time testing Brackets.io, the open source text editor by Adobe. Ever since switching from Espresso to Sublime Text, I have missed many of the preview features in Espresso…and then along comes Brackets.
Read More Brackets.io, How I Love TheeThe Fundamentals of Writing Clean Code
Writing “clean” code is something we talk about a lot in software development. Developing for the web is no different in the pursuit of code that is “clean” than any other type of programming. It’s also something that you could write a book...
Read More The Fundamentals of Writing Clean CodeUsing Browserify with JavaScript (and Keeping Yourself Sane!)
Working with code in the browser is a challenge. Not only do you need to manage the disparate behaviors of a variety of browsers and navigate the sometimes treacherous waters of JavaScript’s functional programming logic, but managing a wide array of dependencies and...
Read More Using Browserify with JavaScript (and Keeping Yourself Sane!)Dealing with Brute Force Attacks by Yourself
In this post, I’m going to give you the tips and tricks I use on an everyday basis for handling those pesky brute force attempts by yourself on your own server. This post assumes that you know a few things about Linux...
Read More Dealing with Brute Force Attacks by YourselfThe Basics of Developing Accessible Websites
Imagine not being allowed to buy a gallon of milk because you’re color blind. What a ridiculous scenario right!? But the reality is: Grocery stores don’t discriminate against those with disabilities…but your website (probably) does. The reality is that there are millions and millions of...
Read More The Basics of Developing Accessible WebsitesUsing Vagrant and IIS for WordPress Development
…And lo! It came to pass that I needed to set up a local environment built on IIS. Many things (like communicating with a MS SQL server) can be emulated or replicated on a *nix environment, in which case the Vagrant workflow I’ve...
Read More Using Vagrant and IIS for WordPress DevelopmentA Beginner’s Guide to the Best Command Line Tools
As someone who loves the command line, I’m always striving to make my workflow easier, more efficient, and just overall better. Hopefully, by walking through my set up and my recommendations for the best command line tools, you’ll find some nifty tips...
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