Is W3C Replicating the WordPress Pingback System? – WordPress Tavern
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How long does it take to build a website? – Bill Erickson
The short answer is: longer than you would expect, but don’t rush it. I provide a realistic estimate of how long it will take to build your website.
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Balloon.css — CSS tooltips for HTML elements
Open-source project for tooltips made of pure CSS!
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Gimlet Media | » #57 Milk Wanted
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Fieldbook: Create a database, as easily as a spreadsheet
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FormKeep | Form endpoints for designers and developers
No iframes, JavaScript embeds, or CSS overrides. Save data from online forms without a server. Filter submissions for spam. Forward them with webhooks. Great with WordPress, Jekyll, Middleman, Hugo, Gatsby, GitHub Pages or other static sites.
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Today DigitalOcean lost our entire server | murze.be
This morning I got a mail from the support department of DigitalOcean, which hosts most sites for my company Spatie. (If you’re not familiar with DO-speak, “droplet” is just a synonym for “server”)
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The Jorbin Test | Post Status
The Joel Test has largely stood the test of time, yet there isn’t a WordPress specific version to help WordPress developers judge job opportunities. The Jorbin Test is the Joel Test, updated for the WordPress engineers of today.
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It’s not you. Bad doors are everywhere. – YouTube
This video is about doors. Joe Posner investigates, with some help from 99% invisible, a wonderful podcast. Check them out here: http://www.99pi.org Subscribe to our channel here: http://goo.gl/0bsAjO There’s a door on the 10th floor in the Vox Media office I hate so much. You probably know one of these too. But it’s not our […]
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Action Network
Powering you to inspire action Mobilize communities, raise money, and engage supporters with tools built for teams just like yours. Get Started Powerful, flexible tools to engage your community when it matters most. POWERING CHANGE After three months of using Action Network the DNC shattered all sorts of fundraising records. Tools built by and for…