Recently I released a WordPress plugin for Google Analytics that adds a tracking code and dozens of various pieces of meta data to blogs. Since the release of version 4, I’ve updated it 6 times, to the point where it’s now at version 4.0.6. In this article I would like to share with you my experiences in maintaining this and other WordPress plug-ins and common good practices that I’ve distilled from that work.

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Lessons Learned From Maintaining a WordPress Plug-In
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If you’re still a loyal iPhone 3G owner and upgraded to iOS 4, you’ve probably noticed one major new thing: slowness. You can downgrade to 3.1.3 , but more than one Gizmodo commenter suggest a fix that’s worked for them. More »

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Disable Spotlight Searches to Improve iPhone 3G Performance on iOS 4 []
SpeedTest.net is the most well-known connection testing tool on the web.

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Net Index Ranks Local ISPs Based on Real User Tests [Bandwidth]
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Inductive charging is a pretty convenient way to charge your phone, but kits for less popular devices are hard to come by. Here’s how to hack your phone to charge wirelessly, using another phone’s kit. More »

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Hack an Induction Charger to Work with Any Cellphone [DIY]
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For too many projects, there comes a time when every action taken, every decision and sacrifice made, is spurred on by pressure to finish. Tempers seem to shrink along with the available days, talk about “high standards” gives way to “good enough,” and people realize that dead lines are aptly named. During the last-minute crunch, someone may well wonder, how did it come to this? Could it have been prevented? Every Web project has deadlines.

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Passing The Holy Milestone: How To Meet Deadlines
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