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Dynamic Character Arrays in C

·6 min read

In my first Data Structures class I was assigned a project where I was required to gather input from a user and then operate on that input to evaluate a mathematical expression. While I was writing …

Deploying Ghost to Heroku

·18 min read

I just got my hands on my shiny new copy of Ghost v0.3.0! What’s the first thing I wanted to do? Deploy my new personal blog to Heroku! In my first post on my new Ghost blog I’m going to …

Personal Log 3

·1 min read

It’s never too early & it’s never too late, not to decide what your priority is, but to constantly reevaluate what your priority is. The trick lies in knowing that everyday you spend …

Inside The WordPress Toolbar on Smashing Magazine

·1 min read·dominicgiglio

Back in March I wrote an article for the WordPress section of Smashing Magazine. Please check it out if you’re interested in the history of the Toolbar, how it works and how you can interact …

WordPress Parent and Child Themes

·7 min read·dominicgiglio

Welcome to the first official tutorial post from the Digital Fellows Tutorials blog! This post is dedicated to our illustrious fellow Erin Glass. She posted the first ever Fellows support request to …

Personal Log 2

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I was recently asked “If you could design a woman fit for Dom, what would the personality traits, looks, etc be?” This was my answer: First and foremost she would have a completely open …

Personal Log 1

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Home. So tired. I’ve been up for so long I’m not sure what the numbers on the clock mean anymore. They’ve become sequential wanderers without a purpose, marching towards an unknown …

The Culture Makers

·3 min read

It is said that you can tell a lot about the culture of a society by examining its tallest buildings. During the middle ages the church’s steeple could be seen from every corner of a town or …

The Culture Makers

·3 min read·dominicgiglio

It is said that you can tell a lot about the culture of a society by examining its tallest buildings. During the middle ages the church’s steeple could be seen from every corner of a town or city, …