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Tag Archives: plugin
Bazaar Plugin for OnTime Integration
I was playing around with bazaar, whilst reviewing distributed version control systems (DVCS), and created a simple plugin for use with axosoft’s ontime. The plugin parses the commit message and links the files to the related task, defect or feature. … Continue reading
Pirate Day! Arr
So talk like a pirate day is coming around soon and saw a brilliant method of converting web pages from boring English to cool Pirate talk. So having nothing better to do at the moment I knocked up a small … Continue reading
Plugin Crazy!
So after creating my first proper plugin, post-to-facebook, I decided to have a go at creating another one. This one was created after I set up a blog for my dad to post updates and photos to so that he … Continue reading
‘Post to Facebook’ WordPress Plugin
After wanting to be able to post stuff to my facebook account from my blog for no other reason than “I Can”, I looked around at the plugins that exist at the moment. The ones that I found worked but … Continue reading
Simple SVN WordPress Widget
After getting bored on working on my final year project I decided to take a look at creating widgets word my blog. There are SVN hooks on my repositories that store the commit details in a SQL database. I thought … Continue reading