goodies

ServerWatch: No, we're not going to make you memorize the Debian Free Software Guidelines...

Despite earlier reports that very few if any

After a long and anxious month of

HTML Goodies: "Previously in this tutorial series about the WordPress Content Management System, we've covered relatively simple ways of modifying the look, feel, and functionality of your WordPress website by using plugins and selecting and modifying themes.

Now you'll be getting deeper into the internals of WordPress by learning how to write your own plugins and integrate them into WordPress."

Linux Journal: "During the final months of 2009 Linux audio developers and users were working overtime.

If you feel that you didn't get enough goodies in your holiday stocking perhaps you'll find a few more stuffers listed here as another year closes in the world of Linux sound and music software."

HTML Goodies: "One of the most common validation checks is the simple check for data type. Validating by data type involves checking the user’s input to make sure it is an integer number, a monetary amount, or some other type comparison."

On the Symfony blog today there's a new post by Fabian Lange about using the detailed logging ability of the newly released version of Propel (the database abstraction layer).

Cyber Cynic: "Lately, most of the improvements in the Linux kernel have been for server users. In the latest release though, Linux 2.6.31, most of the best goodies are for Linux desktop users.

Here's my list of the top five improvements."

Lifehacker: "That's where you'll find goodies like the newest "Docklets," helpful widgets that respond to both clicks and text commands."