Asides

daWPshow is a new WordPress podcast. Listening to WordPress-related podcasts is one of my favorite pastimes. Josh, the guy behind daWPshow, also plugged Pro WP Plugin Development in episode one, so I owe the show a little link love.

It’s sad that I have more friends on Twitter who can craft a complete sentence in fewer than 140 characters than on Facebook. My Facebook news feed is filled with trivial updates from people who don’t understand how to use a period properly, can’t figure out what to do with an uppercase letter, and often lack the ability to form a complete thought. The Elements of Style (yes, that’s a book) is your friend.

Several developers and community members predict what the future holds for WordPress themes in 2011. You can find my predictions mixed in with the bunch.

TV Shows On DVD is one of my favorite websites. The site’s design looks like it hasn’t been updated since the ’90s, but this only helps prove that content is more important than spiffy graphics (though I’d update it in a heartbeat given the chance). It has relevant, up-to-date information, and that is enough to satisfy me.

I’ll be leaving town for a few days for Spring Break, so don’t expect any new blog posts until Monday or Tuesday. Until then, take a look around the site, visit some of my links, or read old posts from the archives.

I keep meaning to mention that I’ve updated my links section. It was well overdue. Of course, I’ve added another 20 sites to my bookmarks since I’ve updated this list. It’s never-ending battle to keep a list of sites I visit. So, take a look and go visit some of those sites.

I’ve finally finished the site. This was something I was supposed to do about three months ago. Just click the link above and join the community. Well, join me because there is no community yet.