Zach Holman explains why textual mediums like chat and e-mail are often better ways to communicate and collaborate than real-time mediums like conference calls and face-to-face meetings, but also recognizes that there are a few situations where the opposite is true. Just one more reason why I strongly prefer working remotely.
Tag Archives: GitHub
Creating Admin Notices From a WordPress Plugin
I just threw a couple small PHP classes up on GitHub that I use in almost every WordPress plugin I write. The first is IDAdminNotices, which is a clean and easy way for plugins and themes to send messages/errors to the user within the Administration Panels. The second is IDDescribeVar, which will outputs the type, length and contents of […]
Introduction to Shared GitHub Repositories
Michael Botsko has a good writeup on cloning and pushing updates to shared GitHub repositories, as opposed to the traditional method of forking a repository.