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WordPress Year in Review: The Best Tutorials of 2011

Wednesday, January 4th, 2012

The following round up of tutorials is my latest article written for WPTuts+. It contains the following sections of tutorials:

Theme Development Related Tutorials
Plugins Related
WordPress Security Related
Data Analysis
Troubleshooting and Debugging WordPress
WordPress Post Management Related
Looking forward to 2012

Here is a preview of the article.

Theme Development Related

Deploy Your WordPress Blog to the Cloud

For the last decade, hosting a large scale web application has been a daunting task, reserved only for experts. Not anymore; when Amazon opened its server architecture, everything changed. Computer hardware moved to the cloud, and became available to any and all developers. In this tutorial, we will install WordPress in the cloud.

Tutorial Link

WordPress Security Related

Quick Tip: Backing Up Your Blog with VaultPress

As with almost every other web app, WordPress stores information in a database. There’s always a chance that your data could be lost or corrupted, and it’s wise to have a solid backup strategy in place. This is where VaultPress enters the scene to save the day, providing complete backup and security for your WordPress site.

Tutorial Link

Check out the complete list of the best tutorials of 2011 by visiting my latest article at WPTuts+. Also do leave your suggestions and feed backs. Would love to know what kind of tutorials and round ups you would like to read in the future.

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How to Create a Cool Slide Out Panel with CSS3 only

Monday, July 5th, 2010

I wrote a tutorial for 1stwebdesigner.com It is about how to use CSS3 to achieve goals which were only possible using javascript libraries like jQuery and Mootools. In this tutorial, we create a slide out subscribe panel.

Once the viewer hovers over the subscribe button on the top right hand corner, the whole hidden panel will come sliding down with a very smooth animation effect revealing the subscribing options to the visitor. All of this will be done by just using CSS3.