Yesterday, I wrote an article on how I use Grunt with my WordPress theme development and deployment. I casually mentioned the starter themes I have, both for core WordPress development and for use with the Genesis Framework. Being that I use Drupal … [Read more]
Using Grunt for WordPress Theme Development and Deployments
[Update 2013-05-15: I'm now using grunt-contrib-watch instead of grunt-regarde and grunt-livereload. It has a built in LiveReload server and is more streamlined. I updated the Gists, the tutorials, and my WordPress Starter Theme, Genesis Starter … [Read more]
Genesis Framework: My new WordPress Starting Point
When it comes to developing WordPress themes, there are plenty of options. You can start from scratch every time, you can build you own starter theme as a base to tweak, or you can use a theme framework and create a child theme. In my time as a … [Read more]
Managing WordPress Theme Deployments with Git
You're using version control for all of your code, right? One part of the process that took me longer than I would have liked to master is deployments via git. I use Bitbucket for all of my private repositories (I have a free unlimited account, so I … [Read more]
Contributing to WordPress Core – It’s Time to Give Back
[Update 2012-07-28: It's been almost 3/4 a year since I wrote this and time hasn't been on my side for getting involved in WordPress core/trac. Hopefully soon...] I've been using WordPress for a number of years now. What started as hobby has … [Read more]
I’m Addicted to Mortal Kombat – My Favorite Fighting Game Ever
Since Loot Ninja is no longer operating, I've had a chance to go back and play games that eluded me for quite some time. I finally finished Uncharted 2, and while I still want to play Red Dead Redemption and go through Mass Effect 2 on PS3 to get my … [Read more]

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