Back in 2008, I wrote an article that explained how to connect to a media server and publish or stream live audio and video using Real Time Messaging Protocol. If you’re interested in writing your own webcam delivery, surveillance or online audio/video chat application, this article can definitely help get you started. This article assumes [...]

In an article on my previous blog, I covered how to take an image with your webcam and upload it to your web server using ActionScript and PHP. This article was always very popular, so I have decided to bring it back to life with updated programming and include it in this new blog. My [...]

During my internet travels, I have gathered bits and pieces of code and have compiled my preferred XHTML template for starting new web projects into this article for anyone looking for new tips and tricks. I know some readers will agree with this article and some will completely refuse to accept it. In any case: that’s completely okay! We all have our own definitions of what’s “standard” and our preferred way of writing code.

I wrote an article previously that outlined the process I personally use to track post views using WordPress. This is an updated version of that article. There were multiple things wrong with my previous method of tracking post views that I have addressed in Version 3.1.1 of my WordPress theme and I am going to [...]

As many of you probably know, I work at a design firm in Chicago called BHI Design where I create websites and other internet applications. At BHI, it’s common for us to recommend that our clients use the WordPress platform to manage their websites. Because of my constant exposure to WordPress, I find myself with [...]