If you have been trying to figure out how to add support for multi-page posts in WordPress that have pagination buttons at the end of each page that look like this:
then look no further than this post!
The screenshot you see above is actually the exact pagination style we use for long posts that we break [...]
Introduction
Over the last day I’ve been trying to learn how to use the new HTML5 Drag and Drop API as well as the new File API. I want to create a really nice drag-and-drop experience for users trying to upload files to a webapp; much like Google just did with Drag and Drop attachments in [...]
Introduction
This document will cover both how to get your Google Ion into Recovery Mode as well as a few other clarifications to HTC’s Google Ion device instructions for installing Android 1.6 that caused me pain during this process.
If you are like me and have an Android device, more specifically the Google Ion Android developer device from [...]
NOTE: This is an update to our Firmware 2.2.1 Guide, which was an update to our Firmware 2.1 Guide, which was an update to our Firmware 2.0 Guide.
Update #1: For 3G iPhone users, you have to turn off 3G before enabling WiFi right before unlocking in last section. Instructions updated.
Update #2: For quick reference, T-Mobile [...]
… I sure as hell didn’t, but found myself in a position the other day where I was thinking “Damn, I wish I could define a common method in this enum that I could call and not have to write another utility method…” Well, ask and ye shall receive… or something like that.
Here’s the enum [...]
As a beginner to the Ruby language, I often found myself needing feedback listing which files are in a given directory. Ruby, for that reason alone, has been a quick savior. A couple of Google searches on this topic will land you somewhere near the Ruby class Dir. Dir is a part of the [...]
Not too long ago I posted an article on the Play! framework. The framework has some promising features that really helps develop web applications in Java. To show how easy it is to use, I wanted to demonstrate with an example.
Update #1: Since the article posting there have been a couple of suggestions for updating [...]
In an endless search for efficiently building Web applications, one might stumble upon a new framework called Play! Using enterprise backed Java with a Rails-esque feel, the Play! framework seems to offer quite a bit over traditional web development tools with its straightforward development environment and ease of deploying.
Taken from the website:
The Play! framework makes [...]
So, after thousands of lines of code you’ve managed to build an awesome, feature rich program, and you are really to label it 1.0. You want to bring in more developers because it is doing so great… What do you do? Well, regardless of whether you have hit 1.0, version control is something [...]
With Mono’s 2.0 release it seems there’s no better time than now to start investing in C#, especially if you are looking for platform independence. To help move that investment along, I’ve written up a small tutorial that should get you up and running with C#. Before we begin, you’ll need to grab [...]
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