Before I decided to take the leap of faith and code on two machines -- using svn as my go-between, I was coding on a single machine and I needed some type of version control system for my projects. In this article I will share this system; and while I'm using a variation of it now that I'm running subversion, the core principles are still relevant and useful. To see my … [Read more...] about A Sample Web Design Workflow with Basic Version Control
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1 – A Desktop Laptop Solution for Web Developers – Using Subversion to Co-Exist
This article is the first in a series of guides about my experiences using Subversion (svn) for Web Development. These are the articles in the series: 1. A Desktop-Laptop Solution for Web Developers - Using Subversion to Co-Exist (this article) 2. What is Subversion and How Does it Help in the Web Design and Development Process? 3. A Subversion Workflow for Web Developers … [Read more...] about 1 – A Desktop Laptop Solution for Web Developers – Using Subversion to Co-Exist
How to Manage Multiple Level Lists in Dreamweaver – Bullets, Letters, Numbers
Every so often I come across a deep-level list that needs to be put into an HTML document. You can make yourself nuts with tons of classes, ID's and the like, but found that by creating classes for the styles you need, you can save yourself a lot of time. Thus, for each list-style: that I need, I create a CSS class: .olDecimal li {list-style: decimal;} .olAlpha li … [Read more...] about How to Manage Multiple Level Lists in Dreamweaver – Bullets, Letters, Numbers
6 – Assembla Review – Excellent Free Subversion Hosting
This article is the sixth in a series of guides about my experiences using Subversion (svn) for Web Development. These are the articles in the series: 1. A Desktop-Laptop Solution for Web Developers - Using Subversion to Co-Exist 2. What is Subversion and How Does it Help in the Web Design and Development Process? 3. A Subversion Workflow for Web Developers and Web … [Read more...] about 6 – Assembla Review – Excellent Free Subversion Hosting
The Case Against Wordpress Frameworks – Why I love the Wordpress Codex
I've been using Wordpress for quite a few years now, and once again after doing some research, I've decided once again to stay away from Wordpress frameworks and templates that are based on custom coded frameworks. And let me say that it's not for lack of programming experience -- I'm more than happy to work with HTML/CSS/PHP -- so coding isn't a problem. I appreciate the … [Read more...] about The Case Against Wordpress Frameworks – Why I love the Wordpress Codex