Just a quick post to say that yesterday evening I released the free version of Social Gallery. As Social Gallery has been so popular (now over 700 copies sold on CodeCanyon) it seemed only fair to share some of the awesome out to the WordPress.org family (and to the non-profit’s and such that asked me […]
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Free “Lite” Version of Social Gallery released!
Also posted in Projects, Software, Web Development, Web Technology, Wordpress Tagged Social Gallery, Social Gallery Lite, StormGate, WordPress, WordPress Plugins, WordPress.org
2012 Annual Review: Looking Back
2012 was the first properly organised year of my life, and in this spirit I found my self seeking closure throughout December, a sub-concious bubbling feeling which lead me to write the first ever self-review of a year. I’m surprised I didn’t formalise this sooner, but better late than never! Owing to the fact that I just wanted to […]
Also posted in Life, Looking Back, Projects, Social Media, Software, Technology, Travel, Web Development, Web Technology, Wordpress, Writing Tagged 2012, annual review, Ardenne, Belgium, Charles Munger, Choosefest, Chris Guillebeau, Dalai Lama, Denmark, Gent 10k Staad Loop, M. Scott Peck, Malcolm Lowry, Oscar Wilde, Romania, Seneca, Social Gallery, StormGate, UK, Wilderness Festival
4 Life Lessons Learnt from Writing a Novel (before it’s even published) – My Guest Post at MYO
This is the opening paragraphs from my guest post “4 Life Lessons Learnt from Writing a Novel (before it’s even published)” over at Make Your Offer (they an innovative new approach to selling self-published works.) Click here to skip over to MYO and read the full post. What do you picture in your mind when […]
Also posted in Life, Publishing, Technology, Writing Tagged Authors, Authorship, eBooks, Life Lessons, Make Your Offer, Nepal, Starbucks, Writing a Novel
Social Gallery Plugin Sells 200 Copies!
A small landmark though it might be amongst plugin sellers, it’s nice to celebrate the little wins. Social Gallery sold it’s 200th copy last night, just over 2 months after it’s initial release, and that’s just through awesome customers sharing and word of mouth! If you have live amongst the majority of bloggers and use […]
Also posted in Projects, Web Development, Wordpress Tagged Landmarks, Small Projects, Social Gallery, WordPress, WordPress Plugins
StormGate Branding by MRK Designs – Branding for Start-ups
Just some branding eye candy for you, click the image to see the full selection on behance:
5 Crucial Points for Hiring a Web Developer
Here you can read an excerpt of my latest post over on the StormGate Blog, it’s the first in a series where I try and get to the crux of client-web developer relations and add some value for everyone who hire’s freelance developers or develop’s on the side for clients. You can read the full […]
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Review a festival for me and Win 2013 Tickets!
My latest project (Choose Fest) has got a new competition running where you can win pairs of tickets to next years music festivals – if you have hit a festival already this year – or you are going to then make sure you go over to ChooseFest and leave a review, that’s all it takes […]
Also posted in Projects Tagged Choosefest, Festivals, Gent, Gent Jazz, Reviews, Win Tickets
Finding Your Perfect Festival – ChooseFest.com
Its official, we have opened up ChooseFest.com, so go check it out, now, what are you waiting for? Click Here! ChooseFest is all about festivals, music festivals. In short it takes your music tastes (from facebook, last.fm scrobble history, a list you type) goes through all of the line-ups (kept up to date daily!) and […]
Also posted in Facebook Graph API, Looking Forward, Projects, Web Technology Tagged Choosefest, Festivals, Music, StormGate
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