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Worldwide Country Quiz Game Wikipedia Images Tutorial
We’re revisiting the Wordwide Country Quiz web application of Worldwide Country Quiz Game Moderation Tutorial for a few reasons … we wanted to add Wikipedia (thanks) image optional functionality to add to the Video content of interest functionality supplied after … Continue reading →
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Worldwide Country Quiz Game Moderation Tutorial
Blogs have become a bigger and bigger force in the online world. They allow for various forms of moderation from fully vetted to “allowed through to the keeper”. Today, for our quiz we add some functionality that is … suitable … Continue reading →
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Worldwide Country Quiz Game Personalization Tutorial
You often come across the term “Personalization” with regard to software functionality. In broad brush terms we see the idea of … Personalization of software is a means by which functionality is handed over to the user to shape its … Continue reading →
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Worldwide Country Quiz Game YouTube Tutorial
Building on our start to our “Worldwide Country Quiz” (game) project with Worldwide Country Quiz Game Primer Tutorial as shown below, today we add functionality that uses the marvellous YouTube API for embedding videos into HTML iframe elements, to offer … Continue reading →
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