In this lesson, we begin bringing your static theme to life by dropping the hard coded data areas and replace them with dynamic wordpress functions ( available in the snippets included with your membership ).
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Tutorial: How Create a WordPress Theme from Scratch (Basic Intro)
Uses this PDF document as reference: j.mp Uses this HTML page/package as a starting point: bit.ly How to take a regular HTML page and turn it into a very simple WordPress Theme Package that you can use on any wordpress site. Uses Dreamweaver.
Creating Your First Ubuntu App
To create an Ubuntu app, Jono Bacon uses a tool called quickly.
A tutorial for how to create you first Ubuntu application. The tutorial shows how to create a simple web browser by generating a project, setting up your user interface, writing the code, and creating an Ubuntu package. If you are a beginner, this is the tutorial for you! Be sure to ask any questions at askubuntu.com Created by Jono Bacon.
Brackets: A Free Open Source Code Editor for the Web
Here is a new open source editor that you can use to code your web pages. It looks like it will save you time and make coding easier. The proof is in the pudding when you use it yourself and see how it works.
Introducing Brackets a new open source code editor for the web. — github.com
Ubuntu Android Development
A sneak peek into the future of Android phones running Ubuntu.
Here’s a look at how you’ll soon be able to use your Android phone as a full Ubuntu terminal.
Coding a WordPress Theme from HTML / CSS in 26 Minutes
In this video I demonstrate the first steps of coding a WordPress theme from HTML / CSS. I also show how you can speed up the process by using Dreamweaver snippets. To create the basic foundation of this theme only took me 26 Minutes. Second video will cover more advanced development
Advice For Selling WordPress Themes
This is a presentation given at WordCamp Seattle 2011. The title of the presentation is “Advice for Selling Themes” and covers topics including marketing, theme anatomy, support and other related topics. Some of the marketplaces discussed are ThemeForest, WooThemes and Mojo Themes. Chris’ work can be view on ThemeForest under the username ‘themolitor’: themeforest.net
WordPress Plugins, Themes & Hosting Consideration Recommendations from Search Commander Inc., CEO
PubCon video content producer Vanessa Zamora sat down with Scott Hendison, president at Search Commander Inc., to discuss content management systems, specifically WordPress, the blogging platform that is one of his specialties. Hendison shared a number of his top plugin picks for WordPress development in this PubCon Las Vegas 2010 interview, including SEO Automatic’s own Core Tweaks WordPress Setup plugin that minimizes the initial content management system set up time, All in One SEO Pack and HeadSpace2 SEO for search engine optimization needs, as well as Yoast, which includes a plugin for SEO, an XML Sitemaps plugin, and an RSS footer plugin. Hendison also shared his preferred WordPress themes, pointing out that although the most popular theme to his knowledge is Thesis, a premium theme, he prefers a free theme called Atahualpa, and recommends others browse through free themes before spending money on a premium theme that ultimately might not have all of the desired capabilities. Hendison continued by sharing his recommendations with regards to selecting a Web hosting server, suggesting against shared servers that stifle page load time, now a factor in Google’s ranking system. In addition, shared servers do not provide as much security as dedicated environments, Hendison added. If looking for shared hosting, Hendison suggested Search Commanders PDXTC shared hosting service, as well as Bluehost. For dedicated options Hendison suggested Rackspace or Dreamhost.
WordPress NextGEN Gallery Plugin Tutorial
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