If you spend even a little time in your browser’s developer tools over the course of your work week, you owe it to yourself to pick up some new tricks.
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Secrets of the Browser Developer Tools
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mockupress
GitHub – 10up/SketchPress: Sketch template for quickly creating awesome WordPress admin interface mockups and designs.Sketch template for quickly creating awesome WordPress admin interface mockups and designs. – GitHub – 10up/SketchPress: Sketch template for quickly creating awesome WordPress admin interface mockups and designs.Keynote template for quickly creating awesome WordPress admin interface mockups.
Nice! I’ll have to use it when I make my (erotic?) WordPress admin mockup site.
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Varying Vagrant Vagrants
GitHub – Varying-Vagrant-Vagrants/VVV: An open source Vagrant configuration for developing with WordPressAn open source Vagrant configuration for developing with WordPress – GitHub – Varying-Vagrant-Vagrants/VVV: An open source Vagrant configuration for developing with WordPressYeah, alright. This is pretty old news. But it’s been a fantastic replacement for MAMP on my machine. If you’re not already using it, consider giving it a try.
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WordPress Core Trac Gardening
Scared of WordPress Core Trac, but want to give it a shot? Try Trac Gardening! – Helen on WordPressFor 3.7, the biggest goal (at least in my mind) is to blow through Trac and close as many tickets as possible, either through committing a patch or because they aren’t relevant anymore. At close to 3800 open tickets, Trac just isn’t manageable for anybody anymore (except perhaps for Sergey). Casual and hopeful patch contributors…Helen Hou-Sandí’s got a pretty great idea for folks looking to pitch in on core development:
For 3.7, the biggest goal (at least in my mind) is to blow through Trac and close as many tickets as possible, either through committing a patch or because they aren’t relevant anymore. At close to 3800 open tickets, Trac just isn’t manageable for anybody anymore.
I’ll gladly spend a little time this next cycle doing a little “gardening”.
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Tidy Repo
Tidy Repo – A curated list of the best WordPress pluginsTidy Repo is a curated collection of the best WordPress plugins, tested and reviewed for reliability.A beautiful, carefully curated list of both paid and free plugins. ᔥ
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Automattic’s Awesome Remote Work Culture
Automattic’s Awesome Remote Work CultureWordPress creator, Matt Mullenweg, has created a dream-job company for 190 lucky employees.Business Insider on how Automattic manages their distributed workforce.
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Rethinking Content Editing in WordPress
Rethinking Content Editing in WordPressI want to go to there.
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LaunchKey
LaunchKey – Evolving User Authentication, Killing PasswordsLaunchKey is evolving user authentication and killing passwords with physical multi-factor authentication through your smartphone or tablet.Speaking of passwords, LaunchKey looks like a nice alternative to other multi-factor authentication applications.
And hey, big shocker, they’ve got a WordPress plugin.
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Chrome’s insane password security strategy
Chrome’s insane password security strategyChrome does something interesting when you first run it. The other day, I was using Chrome in development for an Ember.js app. I use Safari for day-to-day browsing, but it has a habit of aggressively caching files when I least expect it, so from… | Elliott Kember | Software Developer. Director at Riot.Use Chrome? Go to
chrome://settings/passwords
and click on the “Show” button next to one of your passwords.After you’re through being outraged, go download a real password manager like LastPass or 1Password and take the afternoon to migrate everything over.
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The Heartbeat API: Getting Started
The Heartbeat API: Getting StartedWith 3.6, aka “Oscar”, just released, lets take a look at some of the new features that are available to developers. In particular, in this series I’ll be looking at the new heartbeat API, and…The first in a series from Wptuts+ covering WordPress 3.6’s Heartbeat API.
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