Continuing once again with our interviews with coders from around the web, I happened to be following yet another great friend, Dan Philibin from WPCandy. After having a few quick chats I sent Dan the questions, within a few days (if that) the answers were filled out to perfection. So please, Click read more to see the full interview and remember to comment on what you thought, along with any questions you have for Dan later on. Read the rest of this entry »

In Amazing Coder's first screencast, we explore Twitter and what we can do with it with WordPress using a number of tools, but mainly the highly popular Twitter Tools. Created by Lewis King, the screen cast only skims the surface of what is possible and further possibilities will be taken into account in the next couple of episodes. Read more to see the full video. Read the rest of this entry »

Hey guys! If you're a Coda user then you're in luck because today, when I was browsing through my bookmarks, I found this link. I totally forgot I had it, and it's a pretty neat site. The site is called Coda Clips and the site's job is to display 'Clips' which allow you to install into Coda. They have a selection for CSS, Drupal, Expression Engine, HTML, JS, PHP, Textpattern and WordPress. Read the rest of this entry »