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Tag Archives: peer to peer
CSS Web Application External Javascript Programmatical Updates Tutorial
Two jobs today, moving on from yesterday’s CSS Web Application External Javascript Peer to Peer Tutorial … allow any random backdrop background image, specified by the user, have it’s content be retained sharing with any email recipient shared with, just … Continue reading →
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CSS Web Application External Javascript Peer to Peer Tutorial
We tackle a few more issues onto yesterday’s CSS Web Application Highlighted Text Tutorial with … peer to peer linking of these 3 (so far) CSS referencing web applications via a new header element dropdown element some better email functionality … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Mobile Placeholder Tutorial
We think it might be an oxymoron (or we think maybe Lulu thinks “just moron”) using … Mobile Placeholder … in today’s blog posting title, further to yesterday’s YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Loop Intelligence Tutorial (where some … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Loop Intelligence Tutorial
Today we move on from yesterday’s YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Jump Tutorial, but it’s work moving on from YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Supervisor Tutorial‘s YouTube API usage dilemma … … that is a “whole … Continue reading →
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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Jump Tutorial
The order in which lists are presented is often both contentious, and/or control of order is a boon to, web applications. There is … the order of data items as comes with the data … and when we offered … … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, animated gif, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, coding, concertina, CSS, data, data size, data url, debugging, delay, delimitation, delimiter, details, DOM, event, external Javascript, file API, form, Google Translate, hashtag, HTML, IFRAME, intervention, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, localStorage, logic, loop, looping, media, method, mobile, modularization, node.js, object, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, order, overlay, peer, peer to peer, PHP, planning, play, playlist, position, post, programming, random, randomosity, recall, reveal, rule, rules, seek, shuffle, software, style, styling, suck and see, suite, summary, synchronization, synchronize, table, tap, Text to Speech, tutorial, video, Web Application, web browser, web inspector, YouTube
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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Supervisor Tutorial
Revisiting web application projects, and incorporating new functionality, we get best joy when a suite of web applications like our “Brady Bunch YouTube Music” peer to peer suite can all be attended to via changes to just the one external … Continue reading →
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Dice Games Peer to Peer Emoji Tutorial
The recent Knockout Dice Game Emoji Tutorial got us a little peeved. We do like fairness, even for your humble web application, and when The Knockout Dice Game got an “emoji makeover” a few days ago … well … we’re … Continue reading →
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Tagged checkbox, clone, cloning, codepoint, CSS, decimal entity, DejaVu sans, dice, dropdown, emoji, emojipedia, entity, fileformat, fileformat.info, font, font family, game, getComputedStyle, header, HTML, html decimal entity, internationalization, Javascript, justify, passivity, peer, peer to peer, percentage, probability, programming, responsive design, right to left, score, scoring, select, stop press, String.fromCodePoint, table, tabular, tutorial, units, W3C
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Video Commentary YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles URL Tutorial
Yesterday’s Video Commentary YouTube Style SubRip Subtitles Tutorial‘s cloned Video Commentary pointed us towards the idea of … Strings starting with “http” or “//” … link to a URL, suiting ones like Wikipedia uses (at this stage) … in amongst … Continue reading →