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• August 27, 2010
• 1:40

  Creating Custom Options Pages in WordPress

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In this tutorial, Jeffrey Way, co-author of SitePoint’s Build Your Own Wicked WordPress Themes, has a look at WordPress’ Settings API. Using it, you can add your own custom settings pages to your themes or plugins.
  
  
• August 19, 2010
• 2:31

  Introduction to Adobe Business Catalyst—Part 2

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In the second part of his series on Adobe Business Catalyst, Rob builds on part one and shows us how to add back-end ecommerce functionality, custom reporting, and additional users and roles to a Business Catalyst site.
  
  
• August 16, 2010
• 21:08

  Beginner’s Guide to the Thematic Framework for WordPress

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  Raena, co-author of SitePoint’s Build Your Own Wicked WordPress Themes, shows how to boost your theme development efforts using the Thematic theme framework. It will save you heaps of tedious setup time, leaving you free to dive into the fun part of making your theme look great.
  
  
• August 10, 2010
• 21:05

  5 WordPress Frameworks to Jump-start Your Theme Designs

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In recent years, WordPress theme frameworks have arrived on the scene in a big way. From commercial frameworks like Thesis and Genesis to free alternatives such as Thematic and Hybrid, frameworks aim to make your life as a theme designer easier and more satisfying. Raena, co-author of SitePoint’s Build Your Own Wicked WordPress Themes, breaks down some of the most popular frameworks, weighing up their pros and cons.
  
  
• July 28, 2010
• 23:00

  Scaling Big Time with Hadoop

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  How will your web application scale? When you reach millions of users, it’s likely you’ll need to rethink parts of your application’s architecture. In this article, Jack gives us a quick tour and demo of Apache’s Hadoop project, an open source framework for scalable distributed computing.
  
  
• July 23, 2010
• 0:05

  Host PHP in the Cloud with Windows Azure

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  Windows Azure is Microsoft’s entry into the cloud computing space. In this quick overview, Maarten shows how to leverage this platform in PHP applications.
  
  
• July 21, 2010
• 2:11

  Scheduling Tasks in WordPress: a Plugin Developer’s Guide

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  Raj takes a look at a lesser-known WordPress feature that’s of great potential use to plugin developers: the ability to schedule tasks for periodic execution without relying on operating system cron jobs.
  
  
• July 14, 2010
• 23:51

  Cross-browser Development with SuperPreview

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In the final article in our Expression Web series, Alex shows us the ins and outs of the SuperPreview feature, which lets you preview your site across many browser rendering engines right in the editor.
  
  
• 2:08

  WordPress in the Cloud with Amazon EC2 and the Microsoft Web Platform

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  Thanks to some machine images provided by Microsoft and preloaded with the Web Platform Installer, firing up an EC2 instance running WordPress on a Windows server has never been easier. Bill walks us through it, step by step.
  
  
• July 07, 2010
• 20:20

  Silverlight and PHP, Part 2: Creating a Simple Twitter Client

   » ‎ SitePoint.com
  In his last article, Jordan showed us how to connect to a PHP web service from a Silverlight application. This time, we’ll take that knowledge and build a simple Twitter client using a PHP proxy.