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Swift Playgrounds on macOS Game Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Swift Playgrounds on macOS Map Tutorial‘s reacquaintance with Xcode and Swift and Playgrounds, today, we consider … Xcode on macOS … File -> New -> Playground… Game Next Create … with those Sprite animation, and even collision … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Games, Operating System, Software, Tutorials, Xcode
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Tagged animation, Apple, apple maps, application, build, compilation, compile, desktop, emoji, game, game scene, Google Map, Google Maps, IDE, label, latitude, longitude, macOS, map, playground, programming, scene, SKLabelNode, sprite, Swift, tutorial, where, Xcode
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Swift Playgrounds on macOS Map Emoji Tutorial
We find work in the Google Maps or Apple Maps style of related “where of life” development work has you reaching for more and more layers of functionality, but we want to draw a line in the sand at … … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Operating System, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged annotate, annotation, Apple, apple maps, application, build, colour, colour coding, compilation, compile, customise, desktop, emoji, geojson, Google Map, Google Maps, IDE, JSON, latitude, longitude, macOS, map, MKGeoJSONDecoder, playground, programming, public data, Swift, tutorial, where, Xcode
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Swift Playgrounds on macOS Map GeoJson Tutorial
Before we leave the … Xcode on macOS … File -> New -> Playground… Map Next Create … “where of life” Google Maps or Apple Maps ideas of yesterday’s Swift Playgrounds on macOS Map Tutorial we wanted to further take … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Operating System, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged annotate, annotation, Apple, apple maps, application, build, colour, colour coding, compilation, compile, customise, desktop, geojson, Google Map, Google Maps, IDE, JSON, latitude, longitude, macOS, map, MKGeoJSONDecoder, playground, programming, public data, Swift, tutorial, where, Xcode
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Swift Playgrounds on macOS Map Tutorial
Are you looking for … informal … but … IDE based compiling … Swift … code based … macOS or iOS … suiting … … programming environment? How about, if you are into the “where of” in life … Xcode … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Operating System, Software, Tutorials, Xcode
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Tagged Apple, application, build, compilation, compile, desktop, Google Map, IDE, latitude, longitude, macOS, map, playground, programming, Swift, tutorial, where, Xcode
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WebAssembly Rust Primer Tutorial
Today, we’re closely following the tutorial at Compiling from Rust to WebAssembly, thanks, to show that, yes, as well as C (and/or C++), as shown in yesterday’s WebAssembly via Emscripten and C Primer Tutorial you can create a Web Assembly … Continue reading →
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Tagged build, C++, command, command line, compile, HTML, install, macOS, package, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, project, proof of concept, Rust, security, software, tutorial, Web Application, webassembly
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WebAssembly via Emscripten and C Primer Tutorial
Have you done any web application work with a WebAssembly? It gets you being able to bring your C or C++ or Rust code into a web application. Great idea, huh?! Today we’re presenting some simple usages of a WebAssembly … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Installers, Operating System, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged C++, command, command line, compile, emscripten, fibonacci, GitHub, HTML, install, macOS, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, project, proof of concept, recursion, Rust, scanf, security, software, tutorial, Web Application, webassembly
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Windows AutoHotKey Dynamic Compile Procedure Program Tutorial
There might be more to do with the Windows AutoHotKey Script Program creator tool we’ve been developing up to yesterday’s Windows AutoHotKey Dynamic Compile Procedure Content Tutorial, but, today, we take a step sideways and roadtest that tool. We’ve integrated … Continue reading →
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Tagged AutoHotKey, button, chunk, click, compile, compiler, content, dynamic, exec, executable, integrate, integration, intranet, localhost, MAMP, mouse, online, press, procedure, program, programming, script, scripting, software integration, textarea, tutorial, Windows
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Windows AutoHotKey Dynamic Compile Procedure Content Tutorial
Yesterday’s Windows AutoHotKey Self Compile Procedure Content Tutorial had us … with an underlying Windows operating system … with a Windows MAMP environment installed and activated … with the PHP (now changed) send_over.php web application both on the public RJM … Continue reading →
