Articles by Six Revisions from April 2015

This tutorial will help you get started with command-line interfaces (CLIs).The post Getting Started with Command-Line Interfaces appeared first on Six Revisions....

A core contributor/developer sheds some light on the process of contributing code to WordPress core.The post What It’s Like to Contribute to WordPress appeared first on Six Revisions....

Link types help describe the relationship between two or more web pages. There are 12 link types for hyperlinks.The post Ultimate Guide to Link Types for Hyperlinks appeared first on Six Revisions....

Some interesting facts about jQuery. Shared by the open source project's creator.The post 11 Things You Might Not Know About jQuery appeared first on Six Revisions....

Meaningful markup for textual web content such as blog posts, news articles, and essays.The post Semantic HTML for Web Content appeared first on Six Revisions....

This guide on improving web performance talks about optimizing the HTML structure to load resources optimally, as well as server configurations.The post More Optimization Techniques for Improving Webs...

A community discussion about our favorite open source dev tools.The post What Are Your Favorite Open Source Tools? (Open Thread) appeared first on Six Revisions....

This free icon set contains 100 symbols for common user-interface actions. Each icon is available in PNG and SVG.The post Freebie: 100 Awesome App Icons appeared first on Six Revisions....

A quick status update on some things that have happened here on Six Revisions in the latest quarter (January 1 to March 31, 2015).The post Six Revisions Quarterly Report #1 appeared first on Six Revis...