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Category Archives: Event-Driven Programming
Event-driven programming (EDP) or event-based programming is a programming paradigm in which the flow of the program is determined by events ( Wikipedia )
Screen Capture API Download Multitrack Video Tutorial
We were inspired, stumbling upon the great Screen Recorder: recording microphone and the desktop audio at the same time webpage, leading us to think that we could improve the scope of functionality of the recent Screen Capture API Download Audio … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, async, audio, await, button, collaboration, download, getDisplayMedia, HTML, Javascript, media, MediaRecorder, multi-track, multitrack, navigator, object, onclick, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, screen, screen capture, security, setTimeout, share, sharing, stream, synchronize, timer, track, tutorial, video
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Notification API Primer Tutorial
A lot of us use notifications to tell us “what to do”, “where to go (to shop, for instance)“, “which email has arrived” etcetera etcetera etcetera. Notifications can be like SMS, as that instantaneous form of communication … In information … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, communication, Google Chrome, HTML, Javascript, notification, Notification API, notifications, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, proof of concept, security, SMS, tutorial, web, web browser
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Screen Capture API Download Audio Video Tutorial
The recent Screen Capture API Download Video Tutorial … Screen Capture API inspired “streamed video” screen capturing logic … benefitted from … download capabilities via MediaRecorder “video” functionality … and, today, we add into the mix … recording and download … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, async, audio, await, button, download, getDisplayMedia, HTML, Javascript, MediaRecorder, navigator, object, onclick, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, screen, screen capture, security, setTimeout, share, sharing, stream, synchronize, timer, tutorial, video
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Barcode Detection API Primer Tutorial
We’re visiting another experimental Javascript API again today. Today’s exploration takes us to the Barcode Detection API … Support for barcode recognition within web apps unlocks a variety of use cases through supported barcode formats. QR codes can be used … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, barcode, barcode detection api, eCommerce, HTML, Javascript, permission, permissions, point of sale, privacy, programming, security, tutorial
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Form or Prompt Output Tagged Template Literal Tutorial
Yesterday’s Scrolling Logging Template Literals Primer Tutorial was the precursor to discussing “Tagged Template Literals” … A more advanced form of template literals are tagged templates. Tags allow you to parse template literals with a function. The first argument of … Continue reading →
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Tagged alert, backtick, form, HTML, Javascript, literal, literals, log, logging, override, programming, prompt, scroll, scrolling, tag, tagged template, tagged template literal, template, template literal, Terminal, tutorial
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Screen Capture API Download Video Tutorial
Lots of users will have noticed regarding yesterday’s Screen Capture API Primer Tutorial creation of a … Screen Capture API inspired “streamed video” … the downside is that … context (or right-click or two finger gesture) menu over that “streamed … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, async, await, button, download, getDisplayMedia, HTML, Javascript, MediaRecorder, navigator, object, onclick, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, screen, screen capture, security, share, sharing, tutorial, video
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Screen Capture API Primer Tutorial
We’ve spent another day researching the web Screen Capture API whereby … The Screen Capture API introduces additions to the existing Media Capture and Streams API to let the user select a screen or portion of a screen (such as … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, async, await, button, getDisplayMedia, HTML, Javascript, navigator, object, onclick, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, screen, screen capture, security, tutorial, video
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Word Guessing or Synonym Game Right Click Tutorial
When we presented Word Guessing or Synonym Game for Two Tutorial we were curious about … word game … played by more than one player … all using the one device … and, back then, settled on a two player … Continue reading →
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Tagged click, Context Menu, CSS, device, DOM, event, game, HTML, huddling, Javascript, oncontextmenu, ontouchstart, player, programming, right click, stop press, tutorial, word game
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