Today’s featured Ruby gem provides users with a Ruby on Rails MVC framework an administration dashboard that comes with an out of the box user interface. This gem allows developers to manage data using a web-based UI. The UI comes with lots of documentation that’ll enable any RoR developer to get going on its project, [...]
eBag is a web-based toolkit for small and large business owners who are looking to move their company’s management software to the web but still would like to keep all their sensitive business data to themselves, and not have to share any crucial information with the ISPs. eBag provides a business owner an administration utility [...]
If you want to increase your brand’s value and its visibility on Twitter then you might want to have this nice PHP class for Niall Kennedy’s Twitter Cards tool. This class supports all Twitter Cards modes: summary, story, image, and video. For those who still aren’t familiar with Twitter Cards, it’s basically an API that [...]
Since Google announced its intention on ending the life of its web-based RSS reader, most of the people who have been using it for a long time have been scrambling to look for a good alternative. If you’re one of those people then you might want to check today’s featured script called selfoss 2.4. Developed [...]
Waimage is a PHP class is a nifty component for primarily for watermarking images, which was developed by Oscar Casajuana. But Watimage 0.7 isn’t just a PHP class for watermarking images; it can actually be used as a standalone PHP class or as a CakePHP component as well. Moreover, it’s not just a tool for [...]
Like other WordPress users, Web designer Chris Ferdinandi is one of many who would prefer to use little to no plugins at all when it comes to certain website functions. In his case, he decided to drop the All-in-One SEO Pack plugin in favor of a fewer lines of code in his site’s header. In [...]
Using breadcrumbs for page navigation is a great way to let your visitors know where they are and where they came from as they navigate your website; it gives them an idea of your site’s page hierarchy. Plus, did you know that it is also one way to optimize your site for search engines as [...]
Once you’ve finished developing a site in WordPress, a sub-domain or a staging server, there will come a point in time wherein you have to migrate it to a live URL and sync the database. This can be such a tedious task, especially if you’re using plugins that don’t store data in the database. With [...]
Here’s a simple PHP snippet that I’m sure some of you might find pretty handy: it’s a Twitter feed reader! Copy the code below and simply replace all the necessary info with the proper Twitter user handle, run it, and then let it do its magic. The reader takes a username, load the user’s feed, [...]
Today’s tutorial comes in the form of a PHP snippet that will automatically sign out idle or inactive users on your site. Three functions are involved to complete the inactive session task: A function to check if the user is actually logged in using the isLogged function. A function to check the time the page [...]
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