2020 and a new decade is upon us and so I wanted to get in my annual Year In Review post before it was too late.
It’s the morning of New Year’s Eve and I ran into the office to do a little work. Being the final day of 2018 I had to make my annual Year In Review post.
I like the Gutenberg post editor in WordPress but man does it have some rough edges. Plenty of bugs and glitches to drive you crazy.
If you are at all plugged into the WordPress community then you have probably heard of Gutenberg by now. If not then this post is a great introduction.
I decided to pick up the Godox Propac PB960. The PB960 is an external battery pack that can power two Speedlite flashes and improve their performance. Here what I think about it.
For the past month I have been testing MarsEdit which is a desktop blog editing application for the Mac. What do I think? Give you a hint I really like it.
Look back on 2017 in what is becoming a traditional Year In Review. 2017 brought at a lot of changes in my personal life and at the same time a lot of entertaining assignments.
Last week I did a post looking at the apps I am using for work. So this week we can look at WordPress plugins I am using on this website as of the end of 2017.
Thought it be fun to do a blog post and look at all the apps and software I am currently using for my work. The 2017 State of the Apps address.
Hold on tight to your wallets because reviews of Apple’s new iMac Pro are going live on the internet and they are going to tempt the hell out of you.
Take a look at Forecast, a new Mac app available for free which encodes uncompressed audio files into compressed MP3 files for use in your podcast feed.
Earlier this week Google made a blog post where they demonstrated an AI that can analyze and easily remove watermarks from photos. Here’s my thoughts on it.