If you’ve been writing code for any length of time, you’ve probably found that experimenting with different ideas for your code and keeping different versions of pieces of a project isn’t always easy to organize. Furthermore, you want to code, not manage files. You should be using Git, a version control system. And now, with my newly-released Rockable Press eBook, Getting Good with Git.
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I’m pleased to announce the upcoming release of the book I’ve been sporadically referencing on Twitter for the last month or so: “Theme Tumblr Like a Pro.” There’s a reason why Tumblr’s popularity has sky-rocketed in the last few years: it’s amazingly intuitive, and allows you to rapidly build dynamic websites in a matter of hours.
As with my previous book, I’ve included companion screencasts with each chapter. This means that, whether you prefer the written word or screencasts, we have you covered.
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Hey, everyone! I have some exciting news (at least for me)! Late last year, I was asked to prepare a book and video series that covers exactly how to convert PSDs into standards-compliant HTML/CSS websites. This is what web designers do day-in and day-out. I’m proud to announce that it’s now been released by Rockable Press! So, if you’re at the point in your learning where this might be helpful, please do read on and consider checking it out.
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