Dale Mugford // Aug 18, 2008
Recently we received some nice mails from a couple of our clients, and we couldn’t be happier to find out that they were ecstatic about what we’d done. As a company we don’t expect to hit home runs with every chance at bat, but we sure do try to make it a reality.
Jay Grandin (JayVideo) came to us with some great visions of how he wanted his web project to look like, and really, our goal was both to bring them to life and expose him to technologies that allowed him to leverage himself exposure without spending a wad of dough. Here’s what he had to say:
“One year ago, I didn’t know what an RSS feed was when I contacted Dale Mugford to build me a personal site. Since then, I’ve worked with BNC on a number of custom WordPress themes, and have whole-heartedly recommended them to numerous others. …
Dale Mugford // Aug 18, 2008 // 1 response
Apple, after releasing the 2.0.1 update a little while back has pushed out another 'bug fix' update today. I'm currently in the process of updating. Hopefully this will again shore up some of the blunders that the rather beta-feeling 2.0 update delivered.
WPtouch 1.3
Duane and I have been hard at work, ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 15, 2008 // no responses yet
There's a lot of work still to be done, but we've built the foundation for themes in WPtouch 2.0. And the great thing about it is that you can toggle between them on the fly easily, without any FTP finagling.
There will be a few official themes to choose from when ...
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Duane Storey // Aug 11, 2008 // 7 responses
To say that the response from our initial WPtouch 1.0 release has been impressive would be a gross understatement. Prior to joining BraveNewCode, I released approximately eight open-source plugins to the WordPress community. In total, I imagine the downloads probably hit somewhere around 5,000 or so for ...
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Dale Mugford // Aug 10, 2008 // 3 responses
WPtouch 1.2.1 has been released here on the website and on the official WordPress plugins repository, which means you can upgrade automatically through the WordPress 2.5+ admin panel if you'd like.
Here's a quick list of the updates/changes:
The ability to disable Gravatars in comments (speeds up the load time considerably)
Redundant, unused ...
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Dale Mugford // Jul 23, 2008 // 3 responses
Ever seen this Steve Jobs video? That's how we feel right now, Boom!
We've added an often-requested feature, kinda.
Some have complained that the search & menu drop downs don't work, along with the post-excerpt drop down functions, ajax, etc. Those effects are all done using Prototype-based javascript. On some installations, ...
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Duane Storey // Jul 21, 2008 // 3 responses
As most people know, both WordPress and Drupal belong to the class of software known as content management systems (CMS). The benefit of these systems is that they allow users to create content easily, often by typing in content via a dashboard or some other simple form of ...
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Dale Mugford // Jul 19, 2008 // no responses yet
If you own an iPhone and are at least somewhat familiar with the jailbreaking/unlocking community then you'd have to have been living under a rock not to find out that the iPhone's 2.0 software has been jail-broken, and the public release of the PwnageTool 2.0 came today.
As for my personal ...
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Duane Storey // Jul 18, 2008 // 2 responses
Today we released a small update to the popular Twitter plugin, WordTwit. WordTwit automatically posts a link for each new entry into your Twitter account when the entry is first published. It's a really effective way to increase your blog readership by offering your entries to everyone on ...
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Dale Mugford // Jul 15, 2008 // no responses yet
We've released another minor update to WPtouch, our flagship WordPress on iPhone plugin. This one incorporates minor tweaks for WordPress 2.6 compatibility.
You can upgrade here on the website from the official WPtouch page, or through the WordPress plugins repository.
If you're using WordPress 2.5+, you can upgrade through the WordPress ...
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