In this screencast I will show you how to push a local Xcode Git repository to GitHub. We’ll do this with the free and super amazing GitHub App for Mac OS X and Xcode 5.1. Enjoy! https://wpguru.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/podcast/309-Add-Xcode-Project-to-GitHub.mp4Podcast: Download (Duration: 5:46 — 159.4MB)
The other day I found that one of the domains on a busy server was sending unsolicited spam mail thousands of times a day. It happens: the nature of open source scripts is that they will get hacked if they’re not updated regularly. The clue was a full-up mail queue and Gmail no longer accepting … Read more
In this 6-part series I’ll show you how to create a searchable UITableView in an iOS App. We’ll start with a standard single view application template in Xcode, create a table view with dummy data, and finally make it searchable. This course demonstrates how to do this with Xcode 5.1 and iOS 7.1. We’ll also … Read more
I love the Twentythirteen theme – except for the captions that appear underneath images. If you’ve ever seen them they look so out of place as if someone forgot to style them altogether. Here’s what they look like by default: Notice how the captions are actually larger than the post text. I wanted to drop … Read more
In this screencast I will show you how to move a WordPress website from one Plesk server to another without the Migration Manager. We’ll extract the files on the source server and export the database. Then we’ll create a new WordPress instance on the destination server and upload the files and import the database. All … Read more
Now that we’ve learnt how to add buttons to the Full Screen Writing Mode in WordPress, let’s see how we can remove them too. Just in case Zen Mode isn’t zen enough for you. Imagine that you have never in your life blockquoted anything, and rather not start anytime soon, there’s how to remove the … Read more
I really like the Distraction Free Writing Mode that WordPress offers. I mean the one you can access when you write a new post, then hit that big X and go into full screen mode. It’s Zen at large. But just in case there’s a single function you’d like to see up there as a … Read more
You can use the ftp command to talk to an FTP server from the Linux Command Line. Type ftp to see if the tool is installed. If you get a “command not found” message then go ahead and type yum install ftp to make it available on your system. Using it is very straightforward – … Read more