Check it out! Here's a sweet little cheat sheet for Wordpress themers. This thing provides nice little snippets of common PHP code needed in a Wordpress template theme.

It also gives a rundown of the necessary theme files provided as a kind of checklist. Check it out on WP Candy

Here's another nifty widget to go along with the Google Adsense Widget I mentioned yesterday.

Check out this nifty little dashboard widget for Mac OS X. It's a simple little thing that shows your current Google Adsense Income for the day. It doesn't let you view previous days or anything, but it's still useful for a quick snapshot of how today's going.

Check out this Drupal bundle for TextMate. This thing is really, really helpful for writing modules! Especially when it comes to the infamous Form API!

On acko.net

Here's a nice module that allows you to setup code syntax highlighting in Drupal.

Tom just sent me a link to a plugin for Firefox. We all know firebug is about as best a javascript console and debugger as you can find, but now there's an experimental plugin strictly for debugging javascript in Drupal.

If you're like me, then you'll go back and forth between using Safari and Firefox for web development. Each has its pros and cons.

To me, Safari is a good chunk slicker, faster, and just more joyous to use. But it's limited in how well it serves a web developer. So we're stuck with Firefox and its many plugins.

Lately, though, I've been using Safari for the majority of my web development.

Here's a nice little Dashboard widget for Apple/Mac that shows your current IP address. This is really useful for those of us who get dynamic IPs from our ISPs.

I've been using it for about a week now, and it seems pretty solid and reliable.