I've been using Evernote for a couple years now to store useful articles, tutorials, quotes and infographics I come across on the internet. Here's 2 ways to integrate Evernote into your ExpressionEngine sites.
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 20 ii MMXII | read more »
Store is the perfect eCommerce midpoint between BrilliantRetail and CartThrob.
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 26 i MMXII | read more »
Short URLs are a fun way to share your blogs and news around on Twitter etc without using up too many of those precious 140 characters. Twitter has it's own shortening serving, t.co that does this very well. Perhaps an act of vanity, but having your...
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 13 i MMXII | read more »
“The Cookie Law is a new piece of privacy legislation that requires websites to obtain consent from visitors to store or retrieve any information on a computer or any other web connected device, like a smartphone or tablet.” - The Cookie...
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 05 iii MMXII | read more »
Twitter is great as a quick, conversational medium, but you don't always want that showing on your homepage.
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 15 viii ix MMXI | read more »
One of the main reasons I love Expression Engine and use it for every website we create is because I can do so much with it without actually knowing a programming language. Instead of having to learn PHP, .net or Ruby I can use Expression Engine's...
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 25 iii MMXI | read more »
Having a Tweet button on a blog or news page is pretty standard these days. The main reason we have them is to prompt our readers to post a link to your article on Twitter. When the title of your article and a link to it appears in their twitter...
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 17 ii MMXII | read more »
Aka “Learnt the hard way: DSO-woe and Su(per)PHP” ...aka A whodunit for technical #eecms folks.
Posted in Blog by Andy Marshall, c. 28 vii MMXI | read more »