Introducing Add-on RSS Feeds

Published on 2nd March, 2012 by Stephen Lewis

A little treat for all you add-on addicts out there: each of my add-ons now has its own changelog RSS feed.

Just point your preferred RSS reader to http://experienceinternet.co.uk/software/feeds/{addon_name}/, and you’re done.

For example, the RSS changelog feed for Campaigner is at http://experienceinternet.co.uk/software/feeds/campaigner.

Group hug

This is moderately handy in its own right, but was primarily motivated by my decision to add NSM Addon Updater support to all of my add-ons.

OmniLog 1.5.0 was first to benefit from my new-found desire to play nicely with others. My other add-ons will follow suit as and when I release a new version.

ExpressionEngine Add-on Development : User Interface Design Principles

14th July, 2010

We ended the previous post with a reasonably coherent project brief, and a primal urge to break out the Moleskine and start designing the user interface.

Before we plunge into the creative mire, it’s time for a quick refresher on the basic principles of user interface design.

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ExpressionEngine Add-on Development : Designing the User Interface

13th August, 2010

Still here? Good, let’s get sketching.

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ExpressionEngine 2 Add-on Plans

3rd May, 2010

Over the past few weeks I’ve received a number of emails asking if and when my ExpressionEngine add-ons will be ported to EE 2. This post details my current plans for each add-on, along with some explanatory notes.

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Using Git to Manage an ExpressionEngine Website : A Typical Git Workflow

12th October, 2009

The previous post concluded with a brief overview of a typical Git workflow, and the promise of a more detailed description of the day-to-day usage of Git in the next installment.

Ever a man of my word, that’s exactly what this article is all about.

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Using Git to Manage an ExpressionEngine website : Creating Your Website

18th July, 2009

If you’ve been following along with parts one and two, you’ll now have Git installed on your local machine, a remote “repository” server (hosted by DreamHost, in the example provided), and a remote “live” server (hosted by MediaTemple, in the example provided).

This installment details the process of setting up your ExpressionEngine site as a Git repository.

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