In this first tutorial in our three part series about creating a license controlled plugin and theme update system for WordPress, you will learn how to...

It's great to have plenty of widget areas in your theme's footer, but what if you want them to automatically resize based on how many of them you add widgets...

Authentication is powered by OAuth - an open protocol to allow secure authorization in a simple and standard method that allows users to approve application...

So far in this series, we have made most of the required steps for on-site optimization. Now, in the third part of this series, you'll learn how to optimize...

If your WordPress site uses a hierarchical page structure, it's helpful to display a list of pages in the current branch of the hierarchy in the sidebar. In...

The latest Ghost release provides a platform full of improvements and great signs of future potential, but practical customization is still limited to theming.

In this series, we're taking a look at how to implement the WordPress Media Uploader in an actual plugin. The idea behind this series and its associated code...

In the previous post I talked about GitHub Pages and how to set it up on your GitHub repository. We used the site generator to get started and I mentioned...

Webhook is a new site building platform which was successfully backed on Kickstarter in May 2014 and has just been released to the public. The concept behind...

Today we're going to take a look at Dropplets, a flat file CMS, built on PHP and made specifically for blogging. Weighing in at less than 1Mb it's very...

You probably know that Dropbox is brilliant for storing data backups and sharing files, but did you know you can use it as a static site web host too? Thanks...

This really is the final video in what's been a massive series! In this lesson we'll see how LESS can improve our Tumblr theming workflow, specifically...