Another project that I have been working on for the last few weeks is for the Fayetteville Shale Scholarship Fund. The FSSF was established in 2006, and is a volunteer organization with members representing companies working in the Fayetteville Shale Play. It aims to enable individuals to pursue educational opportunities that will prepare them for […]
Projects: Second Baptist Malvern
Recently I have had a pretty busy caseload juggling several projects in various stages of completion. One of those projects is a Ministry Website Solution for Second Baptist Church in Malvern, Arkansas. We were referred to them by Keith Crawford (his dad is one of the people tasked w/ providing us with content.) This past […]
Ms. Woman w/ an Attitude & WordPress 101
Okay, so the other day I got a phone call from a lady inquiring about a website. My partners and I have a long-standing policy that if in the first five minutes of a phone conversation if we don’t get a good vibe from the client, meaning that we think we can have a good […]
EP:001 – The Cotton Club Podcast
I finally got around to recording my first installment of The Cotton Club Podcast this evening. My guest co-host for the show this evening was Keith Crawford, you may know him as @tsudo on Twitter. This initial podcast was just a test run to see how things work so that when Keith and I get […]
2009 Review: Open Source CMS Advancements (Poll)
Since CMS, or content management solutions, are a pivotal part of the web development industry, I thought that I would do a year-end review of the top open-source solutions that are on the market and try to highlight some areas of advancement that took place. One thing that was evident to me in 2009 was […]
People Get Touchy When You Talk CMS
Recently Glen Stansberry did a post on the popular Nettuts website about the 10 most usable Content Management Solutions. In his post he chose WordPress as the top CMS, which wasn’t a huge surprise to me because I love WordPress already, but it wasn’t the CMS’s that he mentioned or how he ranked them in […]
WP Remix 3 Template Review
I have had the WPRemix3 Template system for a while now but only recently dove into it to actually use on a client project. My reluctance was that it’s not your typical template and I knew that there would be a learning curve for me to get up to speed with it and to feel […]
#RefreshCA WordPress Code Camp Brainstorm
It’s impossible to attend a meeting of the Central Arkansas Refresh Group and not have someone bring up the topic of WordPress. I just thought that I was the head cheerleader for wordpress in this area until I started hanging around with some of the #RefreshCA guys, they love it just about as much as […]
Twitme, LiveWriter, WP 2.8 Bug – Workaround
The other day I posted an entry about a bug that I had ran into using the Twitme plugin for WordPress, and as I mentioned in my post the only thing that had changed was that I had recently upgraded to 2.8.1 on WordPress. I also mentioned that I was getting this error when I […]
Possible Twitme Bug w/ WordPress 2.8
A few days ago I updated my personal blog to WordPress 2.8 and for the most part everything seemed to be working fine but I noticed yesterday that when I published to my blog using Windows Live Writer I started seeing an error message. If you are not familiar w/ Live Writer it’s a great […]
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