Broken Link Checker Survey Results

February 2nd, 2010

Last week I invited everyone who uses my Broken Link Checker plugin to answer a user feedback survey. The survey consisted of 11 questions covering a number of topics from overall user satisfaction to feature suggestions, monetization options and questions about the user’s server configuration. In this post I will summarize the results and maybe […]

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Top 10 Plugin Developers Of 2009

December 28th, 2009

The end of a year is a time for reflection. A time to look back on your accomplishments, and also a time to give thanks to the people who helped you along the way. So, once again, I’ve compiled a list of the top WP developers whose plugins have been an immense boon to thousands […]

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Reliably Detecting The WordPress Version

December 2nd, 2009

Sometimes you might want to find out if a website is built with WordPress, and which specific version of WP it’s running. In this post I’ll discuss a number of detection techniques, including ways to deal with sites that hide the fact that they’re running WordPress or spoof the version info. For non-programmers : If […]

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15+ Useful Firefox Addons For Web Developers

November 27th, 2009

Everyone already knows and loves Firebug and Web Developer. So instead of another redundant “Top 10” list, here’s a collection of 15+ great add-ons that you might not have heard about yet. Dust-Me Selectors Dust-Me Selectors helps you find unused CSS selectors. You can use it to test an individual page, or let it spider […]

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Detecting Parked Domains

November 13th, 2009

Some time ago, a commenter asked me if it was possible to make one of my WordPress plugins detect and report parked domains. I’ve done some research since then, and while it’s probably not practical to add such a feature to the plugin, I did come up with several ways to programmatically detect parked pages. […]

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