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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 )
WebGL Prism Canvas Email Tutorial
Today we’re revisiting our “Convex Polygon shape with an added dimension by displaying its 3D prism equivalent via the WebGL API scenario”, we last talked about with PHP and Javascript and CSS WebGL Prism Tutorial as shown below. We revisit … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, API, CSS, email, geometry, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, Land Surveying, lighting, mathematics, perspective, programming, render, tutorial, WebGL
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WordPress Temporary Window Print Primer Tutorial
A few different themes contribute to today’s tutorial about presenting a Print button, for a temporary timeframe for the current user only, for our WordPress Blog … document fidelity and the role of (hardcopy) PDF which we’ve discussed here before … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, CSS, document fidelity, hardcopy, IFRAME, menu, PDF, PHP, print, print screen, programming, tutorial, twenty ten, TwentyTen theme, url, Wordpress
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Windows Screenshot AutoHotKey Automation Primer Tutorial
Hope you haven’t been put off a Windows venture into timekeeping using the same web application idea we’ve been talking about the last couple of days, with the last being Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Email Tutorial, with … Continue reading →
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Tagged AutoHotKey, batch, bsd, command line, crontab, Did you know, email, HTML, Javascript, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, Mail, MAMP, onerror, programming, screen capture, snapshot, Terminal, time, timekeeping, tutorial, unix, Windows
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Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Email Tutorial
The practicalities of yesterday’s (Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Primer Tutorial) timekeeping Mac OS X Web Application, left as they are, would leave you with a somewhat useful web application whose use is only for the here and … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch, bsd, command line, crontab, email, HTML, Javascript, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, Mail, MAMP, onerror, programming, screen capture, snapshot, Terminal, time, timekeeping, tutorial, unix
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Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Primer Tutorial
Sometimes when you program, especially for administrative type functionality, there are useful programs to write, that are able to become web applications, but in a limited set of platforms. So it is today with our timekeeping web application that relies … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch, bsd, command line, crontab, HTML, Javascript, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, MAMP, onerror, programming, screen capture, snapshot, stop press, Terminal, time, timekeeping, tutorial, unix
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Colour Coded Element InnerHTML Tutorial
Today we indulge in a few of the personal I.T. interests “swimming around” for me at the moment … fonts, and whether they can be zoomed to pixel level with not much more than client side Javascript, not using jQuery … Continue reading →
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Tagged colour, CSS, DOM, font, HTML, innerHTML, Javascript, onclick, onload, onmousedown, opacity, outerHTML, overlay, pixel, programming, toast, tutorial, window.open
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Navigation Scrolling Trapping Image Tutorial
Yesterday, with Navigation Scrolling Trapping Primer Tutorial as shown below, we started on some HTML and Javascript code to detect scrolling activity in the sense of … detecting horizontal scrolling, and allowing for an HTML table element to be able … Continue reading →
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Tagged cell, Did you know, DOM, external Javascript, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, image, Jacascript, meter, navigation, overlay, photography, programming, progress, scroll, scrolling, table, tutorial
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Navigation Scrolling Trapping Primer Tutorial
With our recent interest in hashtag navigation movement (or “event”) trapping we’ve been studying we’ve been concentrating on changes to … window.location.hash … but there is another whole “layer” of thought in that we can also, and independently, be trapping … Continue reading →
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Tagged cell, Did you know, DOM, external Javascript, hashtag, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Jacascript, meter, navigation, overlay, programming, progress, scroll, scrolling, table, tutorial
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