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Hackadelic is a software engineering & lifehacking Geek with Big Dreams and a laptop, who has set out to hack1 the … out of WordPress, Life, the Universe, and Everything.

His real name is Zoran, and this is how he looks like ——————————————————→

At Hackadelic’s, the maxim “Work Smart, Not Hard” translates simply into “Think More, Code Less!” Hackadelic thanks God every day for the gift of a high IQ that keeps his fingers from getting sore from typing, and his customers from getting half-assed pseudo-solutions that break the moment the wind changes direction. ...»

Great job and your communication style is brilliant. Would love to have you involved on some upcoming projects. — Wayne

Your tutorials (both in writing and teaching methods) are the best I’ve ever learned. — Patrick

Great Plugin Hackadelic! It helps even a non-programmer like me have a great looking interface on my real estate site. — Evergreen homes for sale

Thank you, thank you, thank you! I’m so technically inept — but your plugin was easy enough that even I, with my minimal intuition, was able to figure out how to get your plugin working after installation. — Jaime

Thank you for the hackadelic awesomeness! I love the simplicity of your plug ins. They work just as they should: intuitively. — Sherryayn

Thanks again for the quick fix! I don’t have Internet Explorer at home but I tried an IE NetRenderer and it definitely looks like the page looks alright now. Great stuff! Will check it tomorrow at work. Don’t know how you did it, but thank you so much. — Magnus

Thank you so much for the update! As far as I can tell the plug-in is working flawlessly. — Gageparker

I had been searching for several days to find an easy implementation for collapsible sidebar widgets and found several sites that attempted to explain the coding behind the idea. No other solution that I found was as concise and descriptive or as easy to implement as Widget Voodoo. Once I found it I was up and running with full styling in no time! — dfek

This is great! Exactly what I was looking for! WordPress should have come up with this functionality a long time ago! Can’t wait to try it out! Thank you so much! — Thomas

It worked! Thank you soo much for your time and your incredibly quick response. — Estelle

Thanks for the plug-in. You have obviously done a great deal of excellent work. — Jim

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Despite being an aesthete and having solid understanding of visual design principles, his weapon of choice is a code editor rather than a photoshop canvas. Hence he has developed quite some skills with HTML(5) and CSS(3), which he regards more design and layout tools than coding tools. To him, real coding starts with JavaScript and his all-time favorite jQuery on the front-end, as well as PHP on top of WordPress at the back-end. He is also in love with Python, while having occasional affairs with Ruby – his favorite tools to aid and automate his development tool chain. In his former lifes he used to do a lot of Java, C#, and – shit happens – C/C++. If you’re interested in more biographical information about him, have a look at his personal wiki.Powered by Hackadelic Sliding Notes 1.6.5
  1. For the non-geeks out there: Among software developers, the term hacking is mostly a synonym to coding, and in many cases indicates great, original code. It is not commonly associated with unethical or unlawful activities. [↩]

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