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Daily Archives: October 6, 2019
PHP Image Dimensions Linux Find File Awk Sed UX Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Image Dimensions Linux Find File Awk Sed Primer Tutorial set the scene for a new approach to an Image by Dimension Size web application idea. Today we turn our attention to … user experience (ie. UX) functionality improvements … Continue reading →
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