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 )

HTML Table Cell Maintained Dimensions Variably Zoomed Content Primer Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Speech to Text LibreOffice Template Tutorial had synergies with process, explained yesterday, and synergies with trying to express zoomed content in a limited space, involving two quite different concepts … Hangman Game LibreOffice Template … us deciding on a … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text LibreOffice Template Tutorial

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If you like interpretive computer languages, or “substitutional” type thinking, you would gravitate towards templates. Templates in Word Processing circles, in LibreOffice circles to be precise, which are the circles apt to today’s work, are designed to contain a lot … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text Hangman Game Tutorial

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ESL students can also benefit from forms of learning that are games, and yesterday’s Speech to Text Vocabulary Phrases Tutorial‘s new option to our Google Speech to Text API series of web application functionalities lends itself to an extension of … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text to Speech Tutorial

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It’s ESL thoughts back at the top of our thinking today building on yesterday’s Speech to Text Hierarchy Tutorial. We’re going the full circle today, improving on what we have already as far as an ESL learner might be concerned … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text Hierarchy Tutorial

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Are you amazed like me at how computer software can eventually be boiled down to the difference between … 1 0 … call it what you will … yes versus no … true versus false (boolean values) … on versus … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text Survey Tutorial

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On top of yesterday’s Speech to Text ESL Tutorial we add, for the first time, a “Survey” functionality not needing a two player setup. This leaves the right hand table cell to be able to contain an HTML form element, … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text ESL Tutorial

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When you involve audio input into a web application it is likely that that web application can become useful with learning a language, such as with ESL (English as a second or foreign language) usage, especially as such learning has … Continue reading →

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Speech to Text Primer Tutorial

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There was some great advice that had us dipping our toes into “Speech to Text” web application thoughts. You probably know yourself about the brilliant Google Translate and its “Text to Speech’ capabilities (or read some of our postings here … Continue reading →

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