Evernote, IFTTT, Automatic Posts, and the Link Blog

Remember way back when, back when most of us had a link blog of some sort? Scoble’s link blog—this was before TechCrunch btw—could launch a simple post or company into the stratosphere of cool. Somehow we’ve lost that link saving-sharing habit. Between Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and other awesome tools for sharing cool stuff we find [...]

New Yorker launches “open-source anonymous inbox” built by Aaron Swartz

Interesting read: New Yorker launches “open-source anonymous inbox” built by Aaron Swartz via Evernote https://www.evernote.com/shard/s3/sh/3e3cb7a0-aeb5-42b2-9fd5-154fcc418c6c/aff5c413812abf4255cb88175d37bad2 This was a little experiment for trying to post from Evernote to WordPress automatically using IFTTT. Didn’t turn out as expected. That’s why we experiment!

Living with depression: My own perspective

I’ve been down this week. No particular reason, just on a low ebb. It happens from time to time. My job at SoMedia is going great (almost two months now!) and I love the people, culture, and everything the company is doing. But, depression doesn’t really care about that. Sometimes, the smallest thing can start [...]

Upcoming Class: Administering, Maintaining, and Customizing Your WordPress.org Site

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Coming up on Saturday (Feb 23rd), I’ll be teaching my “Advanced WordPress” class down at UBC Robson square. I’ve only taught this class twice before and, as you can read below, assumes that you are both familiar with WordPress and using WordPress.org for your website: Intro to WordPress This course is designed for the WordPress.org [...]

And now…The SoMedia Chapter Begins

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A week ago, I announced that I was leaving iPhoneHacks as the Editor-in-Chief. To say this threw me into a bit of a tumult would be an understatement. It might not have been a perfect job, but it was a job that paid the bills and allowed me to write full time. It’s never a [...]

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