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MySQL Profiler Plugin for WordPress

by adminMarch 10, 2010 Settings

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via MySQL Profiler Plugin for WordPress.

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Gravity Forms: not just a contact form!

by adminMarch 2, 2010 Form & Function

Gravity Forms is easily one of my favourite Wordpress plugins. The developer license is a bargain at $199 USD, because you’ll find all-sorts of uses for it on all-sorts of websites.
Gravity Forms for WordPress is a full featured form builder plugin that features a drag and drop interface, advanced notification routing, lead capture, conditional logic [...]

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BuddyPress Privacy Component Released!

by adminFebruary 22, 2010 Settings

BuddyPress Privacy Component: BuddyPress Privacy Component Released!.

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Setting Nameservers for Your Domains – GoDaddy Help Center, Search the GoDaddy Knowledge Base

by adminFebruary 22, 2010 Settings

GoDaddy name servers: Setting Nameservers for Your Domains – GoDaddy Help Center, Search the GoDaddy Knowledge Base.

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GNU Wget 1.12 Manual

by adminJanuary 13, 2010 Settings

GNU Wget 1.12 Manual.

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TouchPad App

by adminJanuary 12, 2010 Settings

TouchPad App.

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Wordpress permalinks problem

by adminJanuary 4, 2010 Settings

Wordpress permalinks problem.

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Howto: Backup and restore your system! – Ubuntu Forums

by adminNovember 8, 2009 Settings

Howto: Backup and restore your system! – Ubuntu Forums.

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Thesis 1.6 Developers Release Notes

by adminOctober 20, 2009 Settings

Thesis 1.6 Developers Release Notes.

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Who needs Ruby on Rails?

by JCOctober 19, 2009 Settings

Who needs Ruby on Rails? When PHP-on-Wordpress-on-Thesis is all you need for fast professional websites!
If, like me, you’re more of a hack than a professional coder, PHP, Wordpress and Thesis are the way to go. Leave Ruby on Rails to the real nerdy nerds.

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