George Spake

Grunterie – Another Foundation Theme for WordPress

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Foundation ’s hot right now and I swear by it. Having used both Bootstrap and Foundation, I quickly decided that Foundation was the framework for me and I use it for everything. It’s really clean, easy to work with and I don’t have to fight with it to get what I want.

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Debugging SASS with Chrome Dev Tools

Disclaimer, I got this to work but these are notes from my first attempt so some of this may be overkill. A lot of the information I found was over a year old so I’m probably using some work-arounds that are no longer necessary. I’ll be back to make corrections as needed. If you notice anything wrong please let me know in the comments. For the most official info check out Working with CSS Preprocessors on the Google developer pages.
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SSH in to multiple Vagrant VM’s in Windows using PuPHPet and Port Forwarding

Update March 10th, 2014: After spending an extra five minutes this morning trying to ssh in with my the virtual machine IP, instead of using my local IP with the forwarded port, I was able to get it work. I don’t know why this hasn’t worked for me in the past unless I’ve just been typing the wrong IP or something. In retrospect, assuming the VM IP was 192.168.56.101, I may have just inadvertently been using 192.168.1.101. So, from now on, I’ll be using the VM IP for ssh but I won’t go as far as to say that it’s wrong to use your local IP and forwarded ports. If you want to ssh in to multiple vagrant boxes on the same IP, local or otherwise, port forwarding makes that possible and PuPHPet makes it really easy to set up.
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Ten Things Every WordPress Pro Should Know About

When I started using WordPress it was not nearly as powerful as it is now. Over time, the internet’s favorite open source Content management system has picked up a lot of really cool features that make it easier to work with and more capable of powering more dynamic and robust websites. When I really started to delve in to WordPress development, I had no idea how many tools were available right out of the box. Little by little, they all started to make sense and I started to utilize them effectively. Now that I am a little bit more comfortable, I think it might be helpful to share some of the things that I find most important as a web developer using WordPress.
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