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Christmas eCards

by Ciprian on December 13, 2011 (157 days ago) | 25 comments
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eCards makes it quick and easy for you to send an eCard in 3 easy steps. Just choose your favorite eCard, add your personal message, and send it to any email address. When you send an eCard using this plugin, no personal information is stored in WordPress database.

Bookmarklets Collection

by Ciprian on December 7, 2011 (163 days ago) | No comments
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Bookmarklet 1: Show Password A simple Javascript can be used to view passwords in web browsers. To use the Javascript, open your web browser and open the webpage for which the password is hidden in asterisks. Use the Show Password bookmarklet by dragging it to your bookmarks/favourites bar to instantly view hidden passwords at the click of a button. Drag this to your bookmarks/favourites...

New WordPress Theme – Bridget McAulifffe

by Ciprian on December 2, 2011 (168 days ago) | No comments
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Bridget McAuliffe’s theme is entirely based on WordPress and enhanced with several custom made plugins. The theme features a magazine-style homepage with lots of SEO elements and a clean blog style, again with lots of SEO elements. The blog is used for news, articles, updates and lessons and uses the standard archive layout. A wide sidebar allows for many custom...

Cloud Hosting, Speed and Other Adventures

by Ciprian on November 22, 2011 (178 days ago) | No comments
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As getButterfly started growing and new themes were added, the need for speed increased dramatically. I never thought a 5 minutes operation would make the site benefit from cloud hosting and caching, but CloudFlare thought differently. CloudFlare is a free service which caches and delivers copies of your web site pages to non-logged in users. It claims to cut bandwidth...

New Radio Project

by Ciprian on November 7, 2011 (193 days ago) | No comments
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I’m working on a super-secret radio project, and I need a sleek audio player. Playlist should be manual, all I need is a barebone player with volume control. I plan to use an HTML5 compatible player with jQuery backend and, maybe, Flash fallback. After some digging, I found 3 worthy players: http://ushi.wurstcase.net/examples/html5-player/ - easy to skin, easy to the eye, and...