Apple's heavy-handed tactics regarding its iPhone/iPad/iPod Touch app store are starting to tick off developers writers – and this could create problems.

Let me deliver these valuable lessons unto you.

Here's a simple option you can enable to improve the performance of Zend Cache. I'm including code for usage with concrete5, but this option is available to any application using Zend Cache.

The page list block handles RSS feeds, but what if you need a bit more control? Do you want a prettier URL than the one the page list block generates? Check out this tutorial on a custom RSS feed.

The tech industry has been quick to label Apple's latest creation a pariah. Here's why they're wrong.

concrete5's custom block templates are powerful - but what if you want the entire functionality of the original block's view template, just wrapped in something else? I'll show you how to make that happen.

Download an iPhone-optimized concrete5 theme, and learn how to automatically display it to mobile Safari on the iPhone and the iPod Touch.

Eek out some more performance out of your site, without pulling your hair out.

In 2009 I vowed to write and record an album completely by myself – and I did it (although at six songs it's really more of an EP than anything else.)

Recorded in Christmas 2008, as a response to the ridiculous hype over abnormal wintery weather conditions here in Portland, OR.

How does it work, what can it do, and what can it not?

The best webmail just gets better.

Dispelling some rumors about a touch screen iPod.