(Updated)WordPress 3 Complete is out. This is April’s (not the month, the geek) latest publication. It’s a complete rewrite of the earlier editions for WordPress 2.x that she co-authored. This one’s entirely April’s.
April's WordPress 3 Book
Review
It took me longer than expected to read this. There’s a lot of information presented here, and it turns out that WordPress itself is bigger than I had imagined. It seems that there’s a whole culture that has grown up around this stuff, which is good because it means that the environment is rich and the possibilities are great, but it also means that it is easy to get lost. That’s why it’s helpful to have a native guide, and that brings us back to April’s book. Continue reading April’s Latest Book→
Team etherdust has been busy too — although not as busy as Team Trixie!
I just launched a new photoblog site called myTwinCities. It will host my Twin Cities photography (not concerts) and hopefully garner the occasional print sale.
The domain name was pure luck, it was just available when I thought to check its status.
Patrick, now you know why your tag-cloud bio idea wouldn’t work.
Episode 2 of my podcast is now available via download from my website or by subscribing to the iTunes music store podcast feed. Please give it a listen. I think you will find it much improved this week. Fellow geek Tim G. has a recurring 5 minute open source segment called “Take Five with Tim”. We are having fun with it. At least I am.
Well, I finally did it. I have put together my first podcast of a series I hope to keep up-to-date regularly. You can subscribe to it in iTunes here or go to my website and view it here. I have to give a HUGE thanks to Photoshop extraordinaire Ryan Payne (aka laweranceoak here on the blog) for creating the graphic for me. Please give it a listen and give me some feedback. Does it suck, was it OK, should I do this, should I do that, more of this, less of that, etc. Pick it apart and let me know. Thanks geeks.
I noticed that some of you are not familiar with The Joy of Tech, yet. I enjoy their comics on a regular basis and would recommend you take a look. Here are a couple of links to my most recent favorites: Macworld 2006 – Macbook Pro? – IntelInside
What's more frightening than a room full of geeks?
