Techslides.com Website Review

But, I ran into some issues when overlaying an SVG with matrix3d transforms on HTML5 canvas. I found an JSfiddle example Sometimes I go to my saved links and the website is no longer there or it has been parked, sold, or transformed into another project. This has recently happened when I wanted to revisit a neat air traffic controller game called Air Strike the 10K Apart competition where participants show off some amazing web experiences written in under 10k of Ja*aScript code. It looks like the Thanks to the Internet Archive, you can find a lot of static content that once existed and today I want to show 20 amazing Ja*aScript projects from the older JS10k competition that you can still check out (Some of these require clicking “Load Unsafe Scripts”): After updating a few older articles on this blog I have realized that it would be useful to provide a display where all my posts are sorted by last modified date instead of created date. I imagine it would just be a link that someone can click and it would change the WP query so that recently updated posts are displayed in descending order. Everything else stays the same. You can see it in action on my homepage and today I will cover how you can do that with two simple WordPress functions. WordPress provides a lot of different hooks that allow you to expand on user management capabilities. You can easily add a new field or attribute for any user and make it editable in the user profile. You can restrict the edit mode to only Administrators and you can visualize any of these new user data points in the main Admin Users table. So, today, I will write a quick WP Plugin that adds a new user field called credits to all users, which can be updated by Admins in the user profile. The WordPress plugin will also display that field in the Users table along with a new read only field that captures users last WordPress Plugins are often used to run a large process in the background like importing, exporting, bringing data from other APIs,