Posts by UBL

lol true

Ever seen a small bug and at first it does not bother you? then after a few days it gets a little irritating, then after a week it gets a little more irritating… Then after a few weeks you are pulling your hair out?

Well this is one of them.

I have this issue on my windows 7, windows 8 and imac mountain lion. All using chrome.

Please align the buttons correctly, simply bug and not really that bad but its starting to eat at me

large 3d led tv which is ordered and waiting for delivery

I think there should be an authors only section where we can take about this because i am fed up of being gagged because envato are pretending this is not going on. by just saying it does more harm than good which is a pile of cack because if you type in themeforest themes in any major search ending, there are more of these sites than there is themeforest items lol… and this is with a sush sush policy.

Which only gains it if you ask me because they know they are getting away with it.

but i recently had an idiot message me on facebook asking for support and sending me a link to the site where he is testing it.

I quickly realised it was a rip because i have started coding it a little different just to make sure that i know a rip from the purchased item.

So i thought i would name and shame this company/person/idiot!!!!

If you check my facebook page you will see the company who has poor ethics and who is the cause of some clients not trusting real designers/developers!

Enquilo said
Greetings,

As a new member of this awesome site I would like to ask what you guys think of the PSD templates section? I was planning to start creating some templates for the PSD section, but as far when it comes to sales for PSD templates it seems to be quite low.

So I am kind of concerned whether or not I should sell PSD or just take the time to learn wordpress/php/jquery for creating my own theme.

So what is your thoughts or opinions?

You can always become partners with people and this way you get good sales fast as you dont need to learn fast, this way you can learn while you go along.

arrowsuites said
Envato is greedy. Nuff said.

Envato is not greedy, its a business, if i can make more i will…

That does not mean i am greedy that means i am wanting my business to succeed.

EireStudio said
FYI : $i stands for integer. Its quite standard.

This is nothing to do with the $i it was a poor example which I apologise for because some people have not got my point.

RimmonTrieu said
You are talking about Coding Standard and I agree there must be some sort of regulation about that. Careless variable naming just shows how amateur the coders are. Also I believe code commenting is a must for every file uploaded to marketplace, at least at AD we have done that for years.

+1

Ale55andro said
Perhaps clients that purchased an item, in this case a WordPress plugin need to contact the original author and request the extra feature desired. This provides extra revenue to the author and allows the client easy future upgrade paths, in case an update is available.

IMHO , apart from using standard coding practices, in case of plugins, one is not required to document the code nor the API as this is not what we’re ultimately selling, but rather a product to be used by the end user, where customization’s through code defeats the purpose of the plugin.

The example you’ve made of obfuscated variable names is not a standard coding practice and is likely going to bite the author in the rear sooner than later. But until they learn at their own expense there is not much you can do about it, i suppose ^^

I agree it’s not required and it should be.

I was always told to always code in mind that another developer needs to read your code so make it neat and meaningful.

In my opinion coding this way neither benefitting the person coding it or the poor developer who has to read it in the future.

function xxxxx(){
global $xcv;
 $xyz = $xcv + 3;
}

And with no commenting at all