If you’re like me, you learn by example. Surprisingly, there are not many tutorials out there that make it clear exactly how to upload an image from an iOS device. I have no idea why this is, so here I am, your humble goat author, attempting to rectify this nasty situation.

Let’s say you want to display multiple YouTube videos from the same user, without going server side. This solution, using JSON and jQuery, is for you.

So, what do you do if you installed WordPress within another web application / CMS and need to display a post? Custom SQL to the rescue!

Chances are high that your web app needs to run differently based on its environment (local, staging, production) or other factors. The most common method is to add logic into one of the parent controllers or config files of the app and call it a day. I’d like to offer an alternative method.

If you’re familiar with document object model (DOM) manipulation, you know how difficult it can be to hide the loading and movement of objects. Here’s a quick and easy approach.