This project was part of a workshop given at the University of Lethbridge on November 16, 2012. Preview it here. Source code is available on * Github.

The following instructions are some specific steps that compliment the very well documented installation process for Wordpress.

1. If developing locally, use a local environment setup either manually using your OS's install of Apache, PHP and MySQL, or use an application like MAMP (Mac) or WAMP (Windows).
2. If working off a server, upload the contents of the site folder to it.
3. Import databases/indgadet.sql to a MySQL server.
4. Configure site/wp-config.php to your MySQL install.
5. To start Compass without an app, cd ~/Sites/Workshop WP/ to project folder and run $ compass watch --config="config/config.rb". This file is in a separate folder so if the project grows and has multiple configurations for Compass or any other build system, they can be tucked away here.
6. Hack away.

Listed are some links relevant to the workshop and web development in general.

• Twitter Bootstrap
• Sass *Requires Ruby
• Compass *Requires Ruby
• Less
• Stylus *Requires Node.js
• CodeKit Mac App for compiling most mentioned above
• VirtualHostX For local development
• Sublime Text 2 Favorite text editor
• Sequel Pro Great, free MySQL admin tool for localhost
• MAMP Alternative to setting up PHP/MySQL manually on your local machine, recommended for beginners
• iTerm 2 Terminal replacement app for OS X

• CSS Tricks
• CSS Tricks Wordpress snippets (lots of gold)
• Wordpress
• A List Apart

• Learning JavaScript Design Patterns (Free online book)
• Pro JavaScript Design Patterns
• JavaScript: The Good Parts
• Professional JavaScript for Web Developers
• DailyJS
• Addy Osmani (Absurd amount of free resources)
• Paul Irish (Both guys on the Google Chrome Dev relations team, lots of wonderful resources)

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