Monthly Archives: March 2017

Audio/Video HTML5 Form Input Capture via PHP Primer Tutorial

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We’ve spoken before about the wonderful HTML5, and its capabilities to upload audio and/or videos to a web server (or, with Share functionalities onto public repositories like YouTube, should you wish). The key attributes to an HTML input element, as … Continue reading →

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Xcode New iOS Mobile Device Primer Tutorial

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Today’s tutorial is primarily of interest for Apple Mac OS X Xcode Developers of Mobile Applications (or budding ones), on a computer such as a MacBook Pro, interfacing to iOS devices like iPhones and iPads, and who want to add … Continue reading →

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YouTube iPhone Screen Recording via QuickTime Player Primer Tutorial

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We’ve spoken before about the wonderful Mac OS X QuickTime Player application, and its use on a MacBook Pro, and its capabilities to upload videos to YouTube. That’s all fine and good for Movie and Audio Recordings or Screen Capture … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Timeline Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Dams in the United States Debugging Tutorial was all about the “data” again, finding new ways of filtering and reporting on DATA.GOV Major Dams of the United States – Direct Download data and information regarding “Dams in the United … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Filtering Tutorial

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Am sure there are a lot of people who’d agree with the statement … The Internet contains most of the information I need, but I need ways to filter it. If you have a web application with lots of data, … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Debugging Tutorial

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Sometimes you come across an error that is a bit of a dead end regarding access because the error comes from within the “bowels” of some API, perhaps. So it was with us recently, on our current (web application) project … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Memory Tutorial

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If you develop web applications on a laptop, and am categorizing the MacBook Pro (Mac OS X) in that category, you can get away with sloppier memory considerations. Combine that with a lot of public sourced data in the first … Continue reading →

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