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    Recursively Delete Files from Command Line

    I'm one of those people who can't stand a messy laptop;  I don't keep around files I don't need and I refuse to install apps unless I absolutely need them.  Unfortunately Mac OS X and Windows generate files whenever they like, like .DS_Store and Thumbs.db.  Sure they serve their purpose...

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    Quick git Commit Searching

    While I love GitHub for the way it presents git repository information to me, I've been trying hard not to rely so much on GUI web apps and desktop apps, instead looking to use command line equivalents.  You see that in my recent shell posts, including 

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    Going Retro! 150 Vintage Vector Illustrations

    Whether you need some motivational posters for your office or you're looking for some fun vector illustrations to use in your latest project, this Mighty Deal's got your name on it. You'll get 150 high-quality vintage vector illustrations from Vintage Vectors Studio and Lorand Okos, that...

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    IFRAME contentWindow is null

    I like clean code so I do what I can to avoid unwanted JavaScript global variables.  I initially thought that keys(window) would give me window property leaks but that didn't work because browsers returned different results, so I moved on to using an IFRAME to compare default...

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    The New Divi 2.5 Will Save You Hours of Work

    A couple of months ago, Elegant Themes released version 2.4 of their flagship theme, Divi. Divi 2.5 takes productivity and time saving to the next level as it includes new, exciting, and highly useful features. Divi 2.5's Exciting New Features Whenever a new feature is...

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    Get Global Variables with JavaScript

    JavaScript globals are considered bad.  And as a contributor to the MooTools project, I've heard this on a daily basis for the better part of a decade.  MooTools got knocked for extending natives but also for placing objects in the global space, like Browser and $$.  I find...

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    Insights for Achieving a Valuable eCommerce UX and the Themes to Accomplish It

    To attract customers, the appearance of your online store is of course important, but there are other things to be taken into account if you want to keep your visitors interested. Your store should be beautiful in appearance, but the inner workings need to be "beautiful"...

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    Prevent WordPress from Loading “Next” Pages

    I've been working to make this blog more performant by lazy loading everything I can think of, placing CSS and JavaScript into the HTML, and using data URIs;  the common theme in these is reducing the number of requests on each page.  One request I noticed (and hadn't anticipated) coming...

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    Learning Paths by O’Reilly

    Each developer learns a given skill in their own way.  Some developers prefer blog posts, others prefer to just dive into code, many rely on books, some on conferences, others on screencasts, and of course we all mix and match those methods to what we like.  One...

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    Simple Image Lazy Load and Fade

    One of the quickest and easiest website performance optimizations is decreasing image loading.  That means a variety of things, including minifying images with tools like ImageOptim and TinyPNG, using data URIs and sprites, and lazy loading images.  It's a bit jarring when you're lazy loading images and they just...