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#Description

Let's be honest... being a location independent developer or designer is pretty awesome. We work at home, at conferences, or simply traveling, but all too often we have a billion tabs open in our browser!

Well I say NO MORE! Developer Fuel provides the most important WordPress Admin UX update since MP6 by adding a widget right on your Dashboard to show either the closet Coffee Shops or Bars. No longer will you have to get lost in a sea of Chrome tabs just to find a place to grab your drink of choice.

##Installation

  • Upload the developer-fuel dir to your /plugins directory or just install via the WordPress Admin
  • This plugin requires a Google Maps Embed API Key
    • Go here, https://console.developers.google.com
    • If you don't have any projects, create one. Or create one specifically for this, it's your choice
    • Click on the name of your project
    • Click 'Enable and API'
    • Search for 'Google Maps Embed API' and activate it
    • Click on 'Credentials' under APIs & auth in the left navigation
    • Click on 'Create new Key' under 'Public API access'
    • Click on 'Browser Key' when prompted and leave the next teext field empty, simply click 'Create'
    • Copy the API Key that was just generated and paste it in the Developer Fuel Google Maps Key text field
  • Set the times you would like to see coffee versus local bars

##Frequently Asked Question

  • But what if I'm looking for a Kale Smoothie?
    • This gets asked surprisingly often - Sadly Developer Fuel only supports Coffee and Local Bars at the moment

###Changelog

####0.1

  • 11/2014
  • Initial Commits

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