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Having WordPress Sickness? Typed.com is the Cure

March 6, 2015 By Devlounge

typed

WordPress is such a great CMS platform by allowing people to build fully functional websites right off the bat. By choosing the right theme and plugins, they can create a blog, an ecommerce site, or business site. It doesn’t hurt that WordPress is easy to use and manage compared to other platforms.

As of February of 2014, over 74 million sites worldwide and 48% of Technorati’s Top 100 Blogs run using a self-hosted WordPress CMS, among other statistics.

Because of the very reasons that make WordPress good, it’s also what makes it vomit-inducing.

One thing that separates exceptional websites from the rest is uniqueness and exclusivity. As more and more people run their websites using WordPress, they lose out on what makes them as individuals or business entities different from others. In the end, as WordPress corners the market, all websites will look exactly the same.

Your favorite websites are most likely run using this CMS platform. They’re also using the same plugins that you have tried on your own WordPress site.

As a blogger or a business owner, you’d want a platform that will keep you independent from cheap thrills of plugins and themes to make your site rise above the pack.

Enter Typed.com.

Typed.com – A Better Blogging Platform from Realmac Software on Vimeo.

This upcoming blogging platform aims to provide users with a beautiful writing experience. People will be able to feature their content at the forefront of their websites instead of the distracting plugins and extension that keep popping up from the screen.

Typed.com is currently an Indiegogo campaign launched by Realmac, the same team that presented you RealWeaver for OS, Clear, and Ember.

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But Typed.com is days away from being released to the public. With 11 days left as of writing, the campaign has already amassed over $110,000USD from funding, which is over 500% more than their target amount.

What makes Typed.com different?

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As mentioned earlier, the focus on content is due to the minimalist theme designs available from the blogging platform. This is similar to the clean and simple design seen from Medium and Ghost, both of which are also bringing back the focus on website content.

The driving forces behind Typed.com are its moving parts. The application is developed on Django, a Python web framework that uses less code to build fast-loading websites. The Heroku cloud application provides a seamless experience to thousands and  millions people viewing your site at the same time. To make your Typed.com site perform at optimum levels, it is backed up by PostgreSQL.

The platform lives up to the reputation developed by Realmac, known for producing ridiculously easy to use apps and web tools. It makes attaching an image to your post simple by dragging and dropping the image from your local drive to the screen.

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The ability to create extra pages with just a few clicks of a button lets you build a website with ease instead of a blog.

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There are other ways that makes Typed.com exceptional as opposed to other blogging platforms. For more information about Typed.com, click here to visit their Indiegogo page. Despite having met their goal, the campaign team is still offering perks to donors to take advantage of this up and coming platform.

Whether or not you’re a fan of minimalist websites, Typed.com is worth trying. This can be the cure for the bloated feeling created by the overstuffed features of WordPress.

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Content Management Systems for a Fast Backend

May 13, 2013 By Devlounge

Web designers are not often concerned with the performance of their website. This is often left up to the developer(s) who need to cater both frontend and backend codes. Considering how popular the open source movement has become I wanted to delve a bit deeper into which solutions may provide the quickest user access. I have toyed around with many various CMS engines and there are plenty of ideas worth considering.

But we need to think about which CMS solutions will be most useful to people accessing your website around the world. Which systems are the most stable and easy to install, customize, then keep running for years. It is a heavy burden to manage websites. The job is not physically strenuous but there are many various aspects and problems to deal with.

WordPress

Anybody who has gotten familiar with PHP knows about WordPress as a blogging platform. Over the recent years it has transformed into a major content management system great for managing pages and other custom post types.

The reason WordPress is such a great choice for new launches is because of the vast library of plugins for managing your site. There are free solutions for caching, comments management, user management, contact forms, and practically anything you could need. This is the main reason so many people rely on WordPress and how the system can stay online for years without much trouble. [Read more…]

How to add Pinterest’s “Pin It” button on your WordPress and Genesis Framework site

February 14, 2012 By Sophia Lucero

Pinterest website

Pinterest is probably the hottest sharing and organizing social network today, and if your website’s community has jumped on the pinning bandwagon, make sure it’s easy for them to share and save your stuff with the “Pin It” button. Here’s how you can add it to your WordPress site (including Genesis Framework-powered sites).

Install a Pinterest Pin It WordPress Plugin

The most painless route would be installing a Pinterest WordPress Plugin. There are already a few competing ones available at the official plugin repository such as Pin It On Pinterest (by bahia0019) and Pinterest “Pin It” Button (by pderksen).

If you’re using an existing social button service like AddThis, Slick Social Share Buttons, or Social Linkz, you’ll be happy to know that these plugins support Pinterest already.

Add the Pinterest Pin It button to your WordPress Theme

The button code which you can get from the Goodies page requires an image URL in addition to the usual post URL, so in this case we’re using the built-in Post Thumbnails feature.

In single.php and places where you call The Loop, add this code:

[php]
<?php $pimage = wp_get_attachment_image_src(get_post_thumbnail_id(get_the_ID()));
if ( $pimage ) { ?>
<div class="pinterest"><a href="http://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?
url=<?php echo urlencode(get_permalink()); ?>
&amp;media=<?php echo urlencode($pimage[0]); ?>
&amp;description=<?php urlencode(get_the_title()); ?>"
class="pin-it-button" count-layout="horizontal">Pin It</a></div>
<?php } ?>
[/php]

Depending on the type of button you want, you can change the value “horizontal” to “vertical” or “none”.

In footer.php, add this code to the bottom, right before </body>:

[code lang=”js”]<!– Include ONCE for ALL buttons in the page –>
<script type="text/javascript">// <![CDATA[
(function() {
window.PinIt = window.PinIt || { loaded:false };
if (window.PinIt.loaded) return;
window.PinIt.loaded = true;
function async_load(){
var s = document.createElement("script");
s.type = "text/javascript";
s.async = true;
if (window.location.protocol == "https:")
s.src = "https://assets.pinterest.com/js/pinit.js";
else
s.src = "http://assets.pinterest.com/js/pinit.js";
var x = document.getElementsByTagName("script")[0];
x.parentNode.insertBefore(s, x);
}
if (window.attachEvent)
window.attachEvent("onload", async_load);
else
window.addEventListener("load", async_load, false);
})();
// ]]>
</script>[/code]

Insert the Pinterest Pin It button to your Genesis Framework WordPress site

If you use the Genesis Theme Framework, just add the above JavaScript to the footer script text box in the Genesis Options page, then add this to the functions.php file in your child theme:

[php]
add_action( ‘genesis_post_content’, ‘pinterest_pin_it_button’ );
function pinterest_pin_it_button() {
$pimage = genesis_get_image( array(‘format’ => ‘url’) );
if ( $pimage ) { ?>
<div class="pinterest">
<a href="http://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?
url=<?php urlencode(get_permalink()); ?>
&amp;media=<?php echo urlencode( $pimage[0] ); ?>
&amp;description=<?php echo urlencode(get_the_title()); ?>"
class="pin-it-button" count-layout="horizontal">Pin It</a>
</div>
<?php }
}
[/php]

This adds the button after the entry text. You can also choose from other Genesis Hooks for a different location on your blog.

ManageWP Plugin: Easily Control Many Sites Under One Dashboard [Review]

October 3, 2011 By Angus Shaw

I’m not a fan of WordPress Multisite functionality, I’ve always found the system to be clunky, confusing for new users and constantly in need of tweaking, that’s why I was happy to test out ManageWP from developer Vlad Prelovac. Not only is the system not clunky, it makes adding new websites, managing plugins and themes and backing up a WordPress setup extremely simple, even for beginners.

Setting up ManageWP is just a matter of downloading the plugin and activating the program on your website. Once activated the plugin shows up on the left side of your admin panel under the “ManageWP” heading.

WPManage Dashboard

As you’ll notice below the main ManageWP section all of the websites you have managed are added for easy access. To add a new website simple load the ManageWP plugin to the new website and active the plugin, then access the “Add Website” tab and input the website URL and username to add the site. [Read more…]

6 WordPress Themes for iPhone Apps

June 30, 2011 By Hyde

Recently I had to go through the WordPress themes for iPhone apps for a client. Surprisingly there aren’t many available and not all are really great. The best is always to have a theme designed specially for your app, but time and budget can play you parts.

Not everyone has a big budget to develop an iPhone app, let alone have a WordPress theme designed for your apps website. In this case your best options are premium themes, but beware! If you plan to invest in a theme, make sure the website you are buying from offers; documentation, support which mostly comes in form of a users forum and check the money back policy.

The better themes comes with PSD files that make it easier to adjust the theme more to your app style guide. It also help as a visual guide to double check if the theme displays in the browser as it should be compared to the PSD.

I listed the six most notable themes out there, they are all premium, ranging from $175 to $10. My preference goes to Apz, due that it supports certain key plug-ins, has a user forum and WooThemes offers a complete demo with admin login.

Apz

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

Fone

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

iPhone App

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

AppifyWP

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

my Application

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

AppCloud

WordPress Themes iPhone Apps

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