Blind – A 1X Web Browser for Retina Displays – Mac OS X
A very well done 1X web browser for those Mac folks that have one of those fancy Retina MacBooks.
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Extending Media Explorer
WordPress VIP DocumentationTechnical references, how-tos and background documentation for WordPress VIP.
Solid documentation for the new YouTube & Twitter search/embed plugin, Media Explorer, which was just unveiled today.
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Code Revisions
Code Revisions – WordPress plugin | WordPress.orgWordPress native revisions for the theme and plugin editors.Super clever implementation using WordPress 3.6’s revamped revisions to store plugin & theme edits.
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WordPress in Enterprise Google Group
WordPress in Enterprise – Google Groups – Daniel Bachhuber
An exclusive, moderated, by-application-only mailing list for people who do Enterprise WordPress work.
Sounds like the normally open WordPress community is going to just love this.
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Improved Date Arguments for WP_Query
#18694 (Improved date arguments for WP_Query) – WordPress TracIt looks like WordPress is getting date queries in 3.7. Fuck yeah!
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8BIT Throws in the Towel
It’s Been Swell! | 8BITFirst WP Daily was shuttered about a month ago. Now this happens. What the fuck is going on with these dudes?
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Alternative Post Loops
Alternative Post Loops | Tom J Nowell
Oooh. Me likey.
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Developing for WordPress? Keep your shit secure.
Developing for WordPress? Keep your shit secure – Mike JolleyIf you are developing WordPress plugins (or themes) for distribution via WordPress.org, or for client projects, it should be a no-brainer that writing insecure code can lead to severe consequences. Having your plugin pulled from the repository, seeing a loss in respect and end-user confidence, or even worse, seeing users fall victim to easily preventable attacks are all…
A lot of great, common sense best practices for WordPress developers from Mike Jolley.
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WebKit adds support for srcset
Improved Support for Images on High-Resolution Displays | WebKitRight now, this is only in the nightly builds of WebKit. But I’m still excited. Why? Well, srcset support in browsers inches the world that much closer to the glorious day where we don’t have to depend on fucking Retina.js anymore.
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WebDevStudios’ Take On a WordPress Core Widget UI Refresh
WebDevStudios’ Take On a WordPress Core Widget UI Refresh – WebDevStudiosLet’s face it – unless you like devoting your time to clicking, dragging, accidentally letting go of your mouse button, then clicking and dragging again,
The guys from WebDevStudios are still thinking about refining the widget management process. And that’s a good thing!
I seriously hope this makes it into 3.8.