If you ever wanted to install WordPress on your flash drive, here are two tutorials that explain how to do it:
1) http://www.tamba2.org.uk/wordpress/usb/
2) http://ralph.fm/2007/03/08/how-to-install-wordpress-on-a-usb-stick/
Update: Once the local version of your blog is ready to go live, you can easily migrate it to your web server. Andrew Strojny’s tutorial, Convert A Local WordPress XAMPP Installation Into A [...]
Archive for October, 2007
Portable WordPress Tutorials
October 29, 2007Cauldron Remake for Halloween!
October 19, 2007This fantastic Cauldron Remake. was featured on the RetroRemakes blog recently.
Cauldron is a combination of side-scrolling action, platforms and mazes and plenty of old hags (you start off with 9 lives) in which you have to collect ingredients so that you can defeat an evil pumpkin. You can only land (and take off) in [...]
Portable Goodies for Guitarists
October 14, 2007I was looking for a guitar tuner this week and found this site: http://www.yellow-gold-soft.com/.
It has a Guitar Tuning Fork and several other music-related free software such as
Tonometer to tune a variety of musical instruments
Musical Examiner to train your musical ear
Metronome
And a little Flash-based Virtual Piano
G-Speed: spaceship racing
October 12, 2007Here’s a portable game for the weekend for racing fans: G-Speed. It’s spaceship racing fun with plenty of tracks to choose from. Check out all the screenshots on the site!
We are the Galaxians!
October 4, 2007Everybody knows you can’t have enough Galaxian games in your collection!
I’ve already featured a few on this blog, such as the king of all Galaxian remakes: Minionsoft’s Galaxian and an excellent creative twist on Galaxian called Carax. And now…there’s another remake!
The RetroRemakes blog pointed out a brand spanking new Galaxian game from acoders.com called…Galaxian [...]
Programming: Instant Rails
October 2, 2007Time to upgrade your development skills with a new language? Why not try Ruby On Rails? Here’s a complete and portable Rails development environment called InstantRails, although you might want to add an IDE (I used Aptana’s RadRails, but it’s not portable).
Instant Rails contains everything you need to start coding, including Ruby, Rails, Apache, and [...]