Zack Wallace
Zack Wallace is a hobbyist programmer and private web developer in Northern Arizona and has been in the IT field for over 12 years.
Zack's articles
Zack Wallace puts a collection of Windows Markdown editors through their paces, and comes away with a winner.
Zack Wallace goes through how to set up Vagrant, the popular virtual machine software, on a Windows machine.
At first glance, Meteor and Electron may seem similar, Zack investigates the very different strengths of each and explains when to use each one.
Zack Wallace digs into MODX CMS, how it works, how to use it, and why you should consider it over other CMS offerings.
Zack Wallace covers three SQL join approaches which can aid you in filtering your data. If you're an SQL newbie, this post will teach you valuable things!
Zack Wallace walks us through a paradigm-shifting new template engine, Transphporm, which uses CSS selectors to alter template content. Intrigued? Come see!
Zack Wallace presents ways for non-technical people to establish a presence online, from social sites to free websites and ecommerce options.
By default, every website is accessible to the whole planet. In this article we show you how to block entire countries, with pros, cons and code samples.
Not every amazing service on the web requires a sign-up or a download. Zack Wallace details a host of useful services you can use once and forget.
It's almost a year since Google launched 'Google Web Designer'. Zack takes it for a workout to see how it stacks up with a real-world project.
Humans are imprecise creatures by nature. We fumble and mis-click often. But what happens when bad UX decisions amplify our accidental clicks?
Zack Wallace goes through all the tools he has in his development setup on his Windows-based environment for working with PHP, MySQL, CSS and JavaScript.