So I’ve been accepted as a GSoC student for WordPress. My project involves working on the core WordPress code, but on a separate svn repository. I needed an easy way to keep my branch synchronized with trunk.
Unfortunately, svn doesn’t have the concept of rebasing, so I wrote a little bash script to simulate it.
I use Ubuntu as my primary operating system. Because I needed Visual Studio for college, I also installed Windows 7 on the same hard-drive.
To be able to access files on the Linux partition, I installed a little program called Ext2Fsd. Unfortunately, it wasn’t updated to work with Ext4 partitions…
We dance, we die.
With custom post types comming to WordPress 3.0, a feature that’s needed on complex sites is the ability to create relationships between posts of different types.
For example, if you have a ‘review’ post type, you’ll probably want to be able to link it to an ‘event’ post type.
This version adds an option to link the user names to their author pages. All the language files are now bundled with the plugin so that you don’t have to download them on each upgrade. Last but not least, it prevents a security exploit on certain server configurations, so please upgrade as soon as possible.
If you want to develop a plugin using scbFramework, just download it, open plugin.php and start hacking.
