Once again, I am disappointed with Parse official rep answers, which are, again, wrong.

It is NOT possible to change the error code or message of a response. It will always be status code 141 (Parse Script Error) when you do a response.error(...).

The best you can do is to pass a json as a message.

There are times when you want to have the same data across your simulator and devices.

It is possible to copy and paste any data eg sqlite database and documents.

You can auto increase the number with this build script.

However, that stackoverflow thread has closed and the ‘solution’ will not work now.

I had an “error connecting to database” when accessing one of my wordpress website hosted on Digital Ocean.

ps ax | grep mysqld

mysqld isn’t a running process. Clearly mysql was stopped for some reason.

WWDC 2014 is over, and all the videos and PDF slides are now available for developers to download.

There is a bash script going around on how to download all the HD videos.

But really, who has so much time to watch so many video?

Parse default ACL is – everyone can read and everyone can write.

Even for their User class.

That is a rather bad design.

Using request module is the most popular way to get/post to a HTTP endpoint in Node.js.

A common question while using request is: How do I gunzip a HTTP response?

UPDATE (Feb 2015): I have replaced these tools with Fastlane.

If you localize your app, you should be also localizing your screenshots.

It sounds like a nightmare if you have 10 supported languages. Multiply that be 3 device types – iPhone 3.5 inch, iPhone 4 inch, and iPad – and you will have 150 screenshots to capture, and finally upload!

Fortunately, iOS development has matured so much that there are tools and scripts to help in these processes.

This guide is for building muliple targets/apps for a single project, follow-up of an old post in 2009.

If you have 2 or more versions of the same app eg. a lite and a pro version, or many versions of the same map app but for different country, then this guide is for you.

Let’s use the scenario of an “Awesome” app, which I want to create “Awesome Lite”.

Digital Ocean has a guide on installing node, and another guide on installing multiple node apps on 1 instance.

This is my version, after setting up apache and nginx together on the same instance.