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Mobile Swipe Gesture Name Game Tutorial
Today’s extension of mobile device “swipe gesture” event functionality onto yesterday’s Mobile Swipe Gesture Detection Primer Tutorial is to turn the “proof of concept” feel into an optional Name Game for Two Players web application. In this Name Game a … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged event, game, gesture, HTML, Javascript, mobile, name, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, player, programming, swipe, touch, tutorial
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Mobile Swipe Gesture Detection Primer Tutorial
Have you ever been curious about “the behind the scenes” detection of “swipe” gestures on mobile platforms, whether that be… swipe right swipe left swipe down swipe up ? The answer for us is “yes”. So we decided to start … Continue reading
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Tagged event, gesture, HTML, Javascript, mobile, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, programming, swipe, touch, tutorial
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