Really simple plugin I did for my client located in Canada (east).
One interesting thing of this plugin is that I published it on Wordpress.org repository and I was through all steps required.
Репост статьи с Хабра. Хотел написать что-то подобное, но не доходили руки. Так как с автором согласен на 100%, то привожу ее полностью. Далее расказ от первого лица
Я уже имею опыть работы на фриланс бирже oDesk (500+ часов) и считаю эту биржу одной из лучших. Многих друзей и знакомых постоянно агитирую попробовать. Эта статья подходит как нельзя лучше для старта.
В оркестре компьютерной музыки участвуют: сканер, жетские диски, принтеры итд..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xk_XaJ7gE4Q
Подкатом еще несколько интересных композиций!
I am really happy using Wordpress for blogging. Plugins are one of the killer feature helps to conquer the world. They really extend it into various, useful, sometimes unexpected ways 😃
There are tons of plugins available, so you can find almost whatever you want. I want to share my list of plugins used.
Gary shows some nice caveats of some modern dynamic languages, have fun!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kXEgk1Hdze0
WordPress has its own cron job implementation that allows you to schedule your posts and events. It was done in a way to be simple and it works in most cases.
WP-Cron is not a real cron job, it only works when a page is loaded. When a page is requested, it will then check the database to see if there is anything scheduled and after displays to your reader.
However, in some situations, the WP-Cron does not work well and this leads to posts that missed publication schedule and events not executed. May be you have seen the “Missed Schedule” status.
Wordpress has a interesting oddity, it stores site path with domain name in its settings in database. If you are moving your WP site, you have to change that setting before! I do not judge is it a good or bad decision, but it works this way.
If you forget to change Siteurl, WP installation won't work on new location. Here is how to fix it!
Its right from UI design point of view to show user some kind of progress in case site or application is busy with some internal processing. Especially with AJAX requests, because they take time!
In jQuery its very easy to hook all AJAX requests into one start/stop functions, so there is no need to show and hide progress indicator on each $.ajax request.
I make usage of nice spin.js library, native JavaScript implementation of configurable spinner.