Ian Channing

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  • Google Docs to Markdown to WordPress

    I’ve started a fairly standard process of writing a Google Doc when I’m trying to learn something technical that I don’t understand and then if its half useful posting it to WordPress. I know I could then copy paste the code from there to WordPress – but I’m a fan of writing WordPress posts in…

    Ian Channing

    Oct 4, 2014
    technical
    export, google docs, import, markdown, scripts
  • Windows Netbeans Composer notes

    This is for installing the main packages that Netbeans suggests in the Tools > Options > PHP (tab) I’m running the following setup currently [21st April 2015]: Windows 8.1 (64-bit) Netbeans 8.0.2 The version of Composer doesn’t really matter PHP 5.3.28 (It’s sooo last decade, I know…) tldr; Just the commands: Then the files to…

    Ian Channing

    Oct 4, 2014
    technical
    composer, netbeans, php, Windows
  • Installing Node.js on Windows 8

    Node comes with an installer, but I hit a couple of bugs that knackered my initial attempts to call either node or npm. I followed the installation instructions trying to run a command for the first time and got ‘node’ is not recognized as an internal or external command. For anyone else with the same…

    Ian Channing

    Oct 3, 2014
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  • rebeccapurple

    This site’s background is rebeccapurple, its based on the memory of Eric Meyer’s daughter. I have a daughter of two, so reading his tales of anguish are deeply moving.

    Ian Channing

    Oct 1, 2014
    Uncategorized
    Eric Meyer
  • Translating WordPress plugins

    If you didn’t write the plugin – how do you translate it? I found lots of information for plugin developers to make their plugins translatable but not for people that just want to translate it. Executive summary / tl;dr Edit: The Codestyling Localization plugin I suggested previously isn’t available from WordPress directly any more. Instead…

    Ian Channing

    Oct 1, 2014
    technical
    plugins, translation, tutorial, wordpress, WordPress plugins
  • One woman can’t have a baby in nine months

    Originally posted on A billion monkeys can't be wrong: As all software developers know, nine women can’t have a baby in a month. Or in Fred Brooks’s more elegant phrasing: “The bearing of a child takes nine months, no matter how many women are assigned.” (The Mythical Man Month, p. 17) The point, of…

    Ian Channing

    Aug 10, 2014
    Uncategorized
  • FPL 2014-15 – Basic Advice & Pre-Season Hub

    FPL 2014-15 – Basic Advice & Pre-Season Hub.

    Ian Channing

    Jul 30, 2014
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  • TeX fonts for the Web

    I love the fonts that come out of LaTeX. However I’ve never seen sites displayed using the same fonts, so I wanted to find if it was available to put on a website. TLDR; It looks like you can get a very close free font called Latin Modern Roman. Self help This meant a bit…

    Ian Channing

    Jun 23, 2014
    books, technical
    Computer Modern, Donald E. Knuth, Donald Knuth, Latin Modern, Latin Modern Roman, web fonts
  • On depression, privilege, and online activism

    On depression, privilege, and online activism Well said…  

    Ian Channing

    Jun 12, 2014
    Uncategorized
    activism, depression, privilege
  • Mini Plesk – VirtualHosts in Apache

    There is Apache Documentation for setting up Virtual Hosts, good luck if you can implement something sensible direct from that, but otherwise read on. After umming and ahhing I finally decided to get some proper virtual hosts set up on a webserver of mine. This was brought on by creating a virtual host for a…

    Ian Channing

    Jun 10, 2014
    technical
    apache, plesk, virtual hosts, web server
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