If you develop AngularJS applications, sometimes you can forget the syntax for the numerous amount of services you can build. I ran into this situation and finally figured that I would create these Angular snippets for Sublime Text to help me out. I’ve written them to be inline and chainable, meaning you need to define your “app” […]
I try to be as efficient as possible, it’s something I’ve always strived for. Something can always be done faster, automated, or cleaned up. These apps are geared towards productive users, not just the average web surfer. This is NOT a sponsored post and I’m not getting a commission from any of these links. These […]
Over at Nevis Technology, I’ve been a part of an exciting project in conjunction with Financial Symmetry. We’ve been developing a client-facing product that brings their client’s financial plan online and easily accessible to view, make changes to, or respond to advisor recommendations. It’s a completely custom product that connects with Financial Symmetry‘s internal system […]
NOTE: Sorry about the blurry video. I don’t have a premium Vimeo account for the HD option and YouTube denied this video for some reason. You can click Vimeo in the lower right of the video to go to the Vimeo video page and it’s clearer. I was on Twitter the other day and […]
UPDATED script 4/14/2017. Updates include using mysqli. Tested on PHP 7.0.15 on Ubuntu 16.04LTS. S3FixExistingMedia.php (don’t use this until you’ve read the post or the comments in the script!). I’ve used the WP Offload S3 plugin (under a previous name) before and it works well – as long as you set it up before you begin […]
WPEngine has been around for a while, it started in 2010, but I’ve only recently been acquainted with their service. In working with FatCat Strategies, we try to move clients to WPEngine – for many reasons. One, is it’s nice to administer the server in a standard way. All sites use SFTP (the most secure […]
It’s true, the information from the file revisioning tool that developers rely on could be getting into the wrong hands. Having your server set up correctly to block hidden files and directories is important. Test your site, and see if you can go to http://<YourWebsite.com>/.git. If you can, you’ve got a serious security issue you […]
A lot of companies don’t care about existing customers for some reason – you hear it all the time, FREE X for new clients, half price for new clients, etc. I understand that it’s a marketing strategy, but the strategy typically doesn’t follow up with some kind of existing client benefit. I guess you could […]
You may have heard of the “white screen of death” with WordPress sites. This article may help resolve that issue, especially if it’s a plugin causing the issue. I ran into the issue recently where I needed to update a client website and when I logged into wp-admin, the sidebar was there, but the content […]
I ran into a circular issue – I needed a git feature, subtree, but the version of git I had didn’t have that feature. In trying to update git with apt-get, I found that the packages on Ubuntu Server 13.04 aren’t kept up to date anymore. I did edit the sources list that fixes the […]