Month: July 2013

  • Still subscribed to my Feedburner feed?

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    Many of you know that Google Reader shut down. Given that I really don’t trust Feedburner as a source of distribution for my articles. As I look at the stats there are some of you that are still subscribed to my Feedburner feed directly. I’ll leave Feedburner around as long as they keep it but…

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  • My daily scrum with James Strocel

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    A friend of mine has been looking for a job lately. To aid in his search he started a great daily scrum video. If you’re not familial with a scrum report, it’s also known as a ‘stand up’. Basically James goes over the things he’s struggling with in his projects and how he’s trying to…

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  • Maybe Lift will help you write

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    Since I’m talking about how I write so much you should take a look at Lift. There is a good write up on it at WPDaily.

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  • Putting aside time to write

    Putting aside time to write

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    My friend Matthew has been trying to write a blog post a day and has been having trouble with it. I think that every writer has this at some point. They day to day of life (kids, laundry, clients/job) just gets in the way of what we want to do. If you’re thinking that this…

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  • Less in love with markdown

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    I love Markdown. It’s super easy to remember and write. I think that it looks less cluttered when you’re writing (especially links) and it gets a bunch of HTML markup out of your way. What I hate is the WordPress support for it in the editor. I’ve never found a plugin that works properly. Either…

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  • We are all Sales people

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    Great post from Brian about being a sales person. If you’re freelancing you are not really a developer you are in sales. If you can’t sell yourself then you simply won’t have a business anymore.

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