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Thursday, September 24th, 2009 by Michael PignataroManaging Workflow: Tips from ‘corePHP’
Thursday, March 5th, 2009 by Steven Pignataro
Are you frustrated with your work flow?
Understanding in-house work flow is vitally important to managing projects! ‘corePHP’ has hundreds of clients and reviews thousands of support ticket requests monthly. It also and creates applications (such as WordPress for Joomla! and Community ACL) and is constantly working on at least 30 projects at a time. So how do we do it? How are we still sane? More often then not, we come across people who are frustrated with their work flow – they just can’t handle it. Well I am here to let our secret out and tell you how we keep everything organized.
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Join us on Twitter!
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009 by Michael Pignataro‘corePHP’ communicates through many different channels, and one of the best is Twitter. Twitter is easily one of the top real-time communication tools available! Check it out and see all the current news and updates from ‘corePHP’.
Check out Boxee – the Linux/Mac media center that’s better than sliced bread!
Sunday, January 11th, 2009 by Jonathan ShroyerEvery so often I run across a piece of software that makes me feel like I’m getting an early birthday present. Boxee felt like a birthday present AND a Christmas present all at once! I have tested a lot of media center software, but Boxee is easily the best I’ve ever seen. If you have an Intel Mac or Linux it’s a must have. Best of all, it can all be controlled through your remote! (more…)
Hidden gem in Developers Toolbar
Friday, July 7th, 2006 by Jonathan ShroyerI found this little gem while surfing for some new CSS information. Did you know that if you press Control + Alt + F (Mac: Apple + Alt + F), a more advanced CSS viewer will show up as a pop-up in Firefox’s Web Developer Extension from Chris Pederick? I still love it and will always use Xyle Scope for most of my CSS information digging, but this is a major tool for finding elements quickly.
Kudos to Content with Style for the tip!
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