SYNQ Video for WordPress is a plugin that lets you upload and embed videos directly in your posts or pages. It comes with an HTML5 video player and storage is included.

When I was tasked with building our new “v2” API service (codenamed “Aerico”), which will provide a more flexible Video JSON object, I was about to use the same “SYNQ scaffolding” from another repo (Hydra) when I decided to build a little Gosample app first.

In this blog post we want to provide a way to use our programmable webhooks together with IFTTT to build a simple video review and publishing workflow in Trello.

At SYNQ, we must always ensure our APIs are functioning as expected. Runscope is one of the core tools that we use for conducting actual tests against our APIs.

In this post we will give you a tutorial on how you can create an advanced video workflow by combining SYNQ programmable webhooks, Google Sheets and IFTTT.

What I made at the hackathon. This time, Julian Nymark writes about how he used the SYNQ API to create a video 'tube' site using Docker.

For the hackathon, I decided to create a reusable Django app. I used the example of a conference as a baseline for ideas, since many conferences these days record videos of the talks then go on to publish them and possibly also stream them.

In this article, we'll go beyond a simple video workflow and talk about how to create custom video workflows that can be built using SYNQ’s programmable webhooks.

A complete tutorial on how to add video uploading and playback functionality to an iOS app using the SynqObjC mobile SDK.

It's 2 or 3am in the morning and you receive the dreaded text or call letting you know a service or services are experiencing an outage or something is not working as expected.