Category Archives: Screencasts

Twenty Ten: A Walkthrough

Posted on July 1, 2010 by AJ Morris

Continuing on our WordPress 3.0 journey, today we’re taking a look at the new default theme, Twenty Ten. It’s replacing Kubrick, a theme that has been installed with WordPress since 2005. I didn’t go in as deep of depth as … Continue reading →

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Using Permalinks in Development

Posted on June 28, 2010 by AJ Morris

Today’s screencast is #2 of my series about WordPress 3.0 and a local development environment. It’s all about getting Permalinks working on your local system. Of course this only applies to people using Mac OS X, but the same methods … Continue reading →

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New WordPress Development Series

Posted on June 25, 2010 by AJ Morris

I’m sponsoring a new WordPress screencast series about setting up your local development and some of the new 3.0 features. Over the next couple weeks, we’ll be taking a look at things like, setting up your development machine, using permalinks … Continue reading →

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Covering WordPress 3.0 Features

Posted on June 16, 2010 by AJ Morris

In my last post I had a brief overview of some features from WordPress 3.0. I’m currently working on about 5 to 6 screencasts to cover them, but unfortunately I do not have one done today. Instead I thought I’d … Continue reading →

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Growl Notifications in Tweetie

Posted on May 6, 2009 by AJ Morris

If found it a little difficult yesterday to figure out how to get growl notifications working until @colognerunner told me how he got it working. Figured there were others that were having problems, so I make a quick little screencast … Continue reading →

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