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Make the Internet work for you
By Lindsay McComb / Posted 12.9.2014 / In Business, Social Media, Code / 1 comment
IFTTT is designed in a straight-forward way to let you to make things happen without any programming knowledge. All you need is a sense of cause and effect.
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My Simple Git Process
By Grant / Posted 11.20.2014 / In Code, Code Process / 0 comments
As web projects grow from wireframe, to design, and into implementation, tracking changes becomes very important. When it comes to version control tools, Git not only offers the ability to track versions, but also allows for collaboration via branching, and maintaining sustainable code by using issue tracking. When I was first introduced to Git, the concept was simple enough to grasp, yet the complexities and actual abilities were not as clear. Even, now after running many project through version control via Git I know I haven’t used it to its full potential. Even the surface level benefits of Git show great potential.
HTTP Strict Transport Security: More secure SSL
By Clinton Reeves / Posted 10.28.2014 / In Code, Code Process, Tips, Code Tips / 0 comments
How to enhance the security of your site with HTTP Strict Transport Security.
Privacy: Plugins, Darknet and VPNs
By Glenn McComb / Posted 10.23.2014 / In Business, Code / 0 comments
Looking for more online privacy? Free browser plugins are a great start; Tor and other Darknet interfaces are a more drastic solution, with VPNs a smart choice somewhere in the middle.
Fixed navigation with CSS and jQuery
By Grant / Posted 10.14.2014 / In Code, CSS, jQuery / 0 comments
Before embarking on a fixed navigation, prepare your user interface (UI) and assets to provide the best end user experience.
ExpressionEngine Math Operators
By Clinton Reeves / Posted 9.10.2014 / In Code, Code Process, ExpressionEngine, HTML, PHP, Tips, Code Tips / 0 comments
It's time to get excited. Math operators are now a native component of ExpressionEngine!
Styling select lists for a variety of browsers
By Mike Wenger / Posted 7.22.2014 / In Code, CSS, HTML / 0 comments
There are many JS/jQuery solutions for select replacement, allowing for complete styling of all elements. While I’ve used several, and they absolutely make sense in numerous scenarios, I prefer to not load additional scripting to the Document Object Model (DOM) if I don’t need to. And when it comes to mobile support, why change the interaction?
Getting started with Github UIkit
By Shire Lyon / Posted 7.15.2014 / In Code, CSS, HTML / 0 comments
Github: helpful, useful, simple as always. Say hello to the UIkit.
Preload Replace - Taking it beyond text replacements
By Clinton Reeves / Posted 6.19.2014 / In Code, Code Process, ExpressionEngine, Tips, Code Tips / 0 comments
In this article, we take a deeper look into ExpressionEngine's Preload Replace tag and explore different ways you can use it throughout your templates.
Fine-Tune Your Engine with Better Parsing
By Mike Wenger / Posted 6.10.2014 / In Code, ExpressionEngine, Tips, Code Tips / 2 comments
ExpressionEngine is great in many ways - security, robust features and flexibility are just to name a few. However, with great freedom comes the need to know how to keep it running quick and efficient.
How normal is your Relational Database?
By Clinton Reeves / Posted 5.12.2014 / In Code, Code Process, Design, Design Process, Tips, Code Tips / 0 comments
In this article, we dive head first into some exciting database normalization action!
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