By J MehmettWeb DevJune 15th, 2009
When we are working on a new web application we usually taste our projects locally before making them public. But, localhost doesn’t have all the good stuff available on the real host. Some functions need to be configured properly and some additional programs need to be implemented. …
By J MehmettWordPressJune 11th, 2009
With the long waited WordPress 2.8 aka Baker being out, there is a ton of features including 2.8 being a way faster to use, widgets are remixed, some DB tables columns are dropped and JS script loader is improved. Experts and gurus have contributed with new tips to make the business even better. …
By J MehmettWordPressMay 19th, 2009
Daylight Saving Time (DST) or Summer Time (as they call it in Britania) was usually something we used to set by hand in WordPress releases beyond the in-development version 2.8. This was not really painful, but being a great software, WordPress guys described it as a “Lame”. …
By J MehmettUpdatesMay 17th, 2009
Two months ago, I photoshopped a new WordPress theme for my blog, then I forgot about it and the new sketch was sleeping in the dark side for months, but it was only few days ago when I could find a time to convert it to XHTML/CSS/WordPress. …