Posted by : Chris London in (News, Programming)

WordPress Just Got Jazzy! Version 3.0 released.

Well the new WordPress has been out for a week now and it’s time we give out our two cents. Named after the famous jazz musician Thelonious Monk (I would’ve named it “Satchmo” after my favorite jazz musician Louis Armstrong), this major release is a big sigh of relief for all WordPress developers out there. Finally we can give the user some flexibility without being flooded with update requests.

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Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Scripts)

Development Theme Test WordPress Plugin Release

Trying to edit your theme or test a new theme can be very difficult without a testing server or a dev location. Dev Theme Test allows you to create a password protected and non-password protected subdomain such as dev.yoursite.com in order to make modifications to your current theme or a new theme while still displaying your original theme to site visitors. Test drive your themes and use our theme tester!

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Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Tutorial)

Testing Javascript On ANY Page

Did you know you can run Javascript on any page? It’s easy. All you do is type javascript: in the navigation bar of your browser and then your Javascript code and it will run it on the page!

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Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Tutorial)

How to Use GoTo in PHP, C, C++, Obj-C, Java, Perl, Python, Flash, Actionscript, Java or Javascript

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Here is the secret to using GoTo in ANY programming language:

How to use GoTo

Yes, that’s right. You will be eaten by a raptor! So don’t use it!

Posted by : Chris London in (Programming, Tutorial)

Anonymous Functions and Closure in PHP

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It’s about time that PHP joined the band wagon of anonymous functions. Anonymous functions, also known as closures, are functions with no specified name. These functions are stored in variables and can be passed around. Anonymous functions have been in other programming languages like Javascript, so if you know Javascript then anonymous functions are nothing new.

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