Week two of the New Year: Complete!
How does it feel?
You guys brought in the New Year with an awesome Saturday Sunday Share, last week:
WP-Snippets is an excellent resource for those working and developing with WordPress.
In fact, I would say that WP-Snippets is straight forward enough for those new to editing and building on WordPress, too.
They’ve recently had a face-lift, added more chunks of code, and started posting some articles, so you’ll find WP-Snippets even more helpful than before.
Take a look:
If you’ve gotten into coding with LESS (or considering it) you need to take Crunch! for a test drive.
This little Adobe Air app is slick!
Check it out:
Ever since the introduction of the WordPress Admin Bar, there has been a series of hacks for it. One of the more popular snippets I’ve seen, is for its complete removal. Although, I’m not entirely sure why, as you have full control over the Admin Bar in your user settings.
This Admin Bar snippet, however, I find a bit more useful, as the WordPress 3.3 Admin Bar can get a little crowded. Especially if you site has a very long title or you’re running plugins that embed themselves on to the Admin Bar.
Here’s a snippet of code to remove specific menu items from your Admin Bar, without removing it entirely:
Although this list doesn’t include PHP, C++, Java, this is an excellent resource for those looking for some free, online programming resources.
This list of 65 free programming ebooks are not all strictly eBooks. Some are HTML versions, but a free read is a free read, right?
The list of programming subjects include:
With Christmas and New Years behind us, Saturday Sunday Share is back in full swing!
Let’s see what you guys have been up to the first week of 2012.
For the past week, we have been covering some of the most useful jQuery plugins from 2011:
- Form & Validation
- Responsive Layouts
- Sliders, Galleries & Carousels
- Modal Window and Mobile Plugins
- Web Typography and Animation
Finally, today, we will wrap up this comprehensive list with a couple of boilderplate’s and some miscellaneous jQueryb plugins worth checking out.
If you’re interested in a solid resource focused on code, I’ve got the perfect one for you!
Tom McFarlin of 8BIT has been posting some great stuff on his code focused blog, aptly named, More Code.
Included along with other great stuff, at the end of every week, Tom posts some of his favorite resources from the week. I’m always sure to check and see what cool stuff Tom has come across. Rarely does it disappoint.
Now Tom is offering a new resource that launches tomorrow (Friday Jan. 6th), the More Code Newsletter!
Frequently, I am asked how to program websites by teenage students, photographers looking to setup, and those wanting to try something new and unique. This is beyond the basics of HTML that anyone could do on their own and more directed at PHP, JavaScript, and even C++. Short of teaching them myself, all I could is point them to self teaching books, one of the worst ways to learn programming.
There’s nothing like solid web typography. After all, one of the main things you do online is … well … read!
Also included in this list of 2011′s must useful jQuery plugins, is animation. Flash is dead, so you may want add a little jQuery joy to your website.
Let’s begin with typography:
