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 Form Get and Post via PHP Priority Tutorial

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As we stated yesterday, with HTML Form Get and Post via PHP Primer Tutorial … An HTML form element allows for method property values of … GET POST … the latter of which requires a server-side language to glean the … Continue reading →

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Binding Javascript setTimeout Arguments Trace Tutorial

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In movies just about everything looks possible with code, and yes, there will be programmers out there that can make a lot of it feasible. Those debugging, or tracing (or perhaps “profiling”) types of scenes would be amusing to a … Continue reading →

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WordPress Code Download Table Interface Linux Diff Tutorial

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Referring to WordPress Code Download Table Interface Primer Tutorial way below, up until now with the third of “three basic concepts floating around the way we present software and share it around, at this blog” of … the idea of … Continue reading →

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WordPress Code Download Table Interface Double Click Tutorial

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If you’ve been coding Javascript in a web application have you ever pondered the string functions … includes() … versus … indexOf() ? To be honest, I haven’t much, because am always using indexOf(), but to be fair, you might … 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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