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Sass CSS Stylesheet Supervisor Execution Tutorial

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Of course we’d like to quickly get to the “watchdog” aspects of yesterday’s Sass CSS Stylesheet Supervisor Watchdog Tutorial, but we need to tie down the “supervisor” parts, in progress today, where they are submitted as background tasks that run … Continue reading →

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Sass CSS Stylesheet Supervisor Watchdog Tutorial

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Adding genericity to yesterday’s Sass CSS Stylesheet Background Crontab Tutorial we … choose to write the one codefile for purposes of (Sass CSS Stylesheet) Supervision (ie. filename collection) and Maintenance (watchdog duties) … and so we … pick PHP as … Continue reading →

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Sass CSS Stylesheet Background Crontab Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Sass CSS Stylesheet Primer Tutorial showed a really promising procedural CSS stylesheet creator tool … sass –watch [inputSassSCSS] [outputCSS] … in action, but the mode of that procedural application of that … sass –watch [inputSassSCSS] [outputCSS] # in a … Continue reading →

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Sass CSS Stylesheet Primer Tutorial

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When compartmentalizing web design work, and you’ve already done a compartmentalization to … backend – (ie. “the data”, “the configuration”) … and … frontend – (ie. “the look”, “the functionality”) … a very natural, and intuitive way to divvy up … Continue reading →

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Who Am I Game Linked Iframe Tutorial

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Today’s work adds functionality onto yesterday’s Who Am I Game Primer Tutorial, allowing for this game to involve two players. Two players using the one computer or device? We do this today by making use of the HTML (textbox) input … Continue reading →

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