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As many of you might know, I post a sporadic video quick tip on Twitter once a week or so. For those of you who don't follow us, here are the latest five.
You'll learn how to select anything and everything with jQuery, how to log PHP errors to a text file, how to change your website's background with each WordPress post, and more. Each video does not exceed five minutes.
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( ADD YOURS )Tylor November 20th
Thanks Jeffery! I really like this mini tutorials. They are great
Keep up the good work!
( )w1sh November 20th
Hey, yours was good too Tylor. Why not do some more for us?
( )Design Informer November 20th
Some great tips Jeffrey. Keep ‘em coming!
( )David Moreen November 20th
Good, not to mention… your on boxee, I had no clue!
( )Silver Wolf November 20th
It is very interesiting =)
( )Jeff Deibel November 20th
These are awesome. Thanks!
( )ShadowAssassin November 20th
Nice tutorials there Jeff, keep em coming
( )uid_0 November 20th
Interesting, thanks for sharing (;
( )designfollow November 20th
great
thank you
( )Corey Worrell November 20th
In the screencast “How to Select Anything and Everything with jQuery”, why would you use “eval” over “RegExp”?
return RegExp(‘/’ + meta[3] + ‘/’, ‘i’).test(…);
( )cssah November 20th
Awesome quick tips, love the first one very cool
( )w1sh November 20th
I love you JW. I love these. Please, please, please more screenrs.
( )Ross November 20th
With that error logging, is there a way to log the errors without displaying them to the user?
( )Arvii November 21st
I’m curious too. Is there?
( )Tutorial City November 21st
You can display custom friendly errors to users and log the details of the true error, but you must create a really robust error checking, probably a class to manage this would be be a nice start.
( )Alex November 20th
Some really cool vids! Thanks for helping
( )kakday November 20th
i like video no. 1
( )Muhammad Adnan November 20th
nice tips
( )arnold November 21st
thanks for the quick tips.
( )jeff we miss the CI series.
Althalos November 21st
I agree with Arnold. We want more CI. But this was very nice as well.
( )George - Hostingous November 21st
Great video tutorials. I particularly liked that ones jQuery related. Even that I’m not a big fun of jQuery, sometimes I’m using it when is coming to pictures effects. Thanks again!
( )SweetOpium November 22nd
Very helpful, thank you!
( )Balstad November 23rd
Thank you man =).
( )Boxee ftw!
Benjamin Reid November 23rd
‘How to Select Anything and Everything with jQuery’ – That tutorial rocks.
( )Jeffrey Way November 23rd
Thanks, Ben!
( )del November 23rd
Great tuts always find great stuff on this site keep up the good work!!
( )Batfan November 23rd
Download links are not working for me. Redirected to a blank page
( )Ben November 26th
Awesome post, thanks!
( )biTmore December 6th
Great screencast! Thanks Man.
( )Maxi December 17th
thanks man veri good tut
( )Bloggerzbible January 19th
nice tips through video.Its easy to under stand
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