Category Archives: Games

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Worldwide Country Quiz Game YouTube Tutorial

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Building on our start to our “Worldwide Country Quiz” (game) project with Worldwide Country Quiz Game Primer Tutorial as shown below, today we add functionality that uses the marvellous YouTube API for embedding videos into HTML iframe elements, to offer … Continue reading →

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Worldwide Country Quiz Game Primer Tutorial

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It feels like we’ve been here before, because of Country Quiz Game Suite YouTube Tutorial‘s Flag/Capital/Currency “listy” approach, but the fact is, as you program, you find interesting alternative ways to do things, and you hope that alternative ways of … Continue reading →

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HTML Select Element Dynamic Multiple Attribute Game Tutorial

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Today, we have a new game that makes use of HTML select element multiple attribute mode use during the workings of the game. This is on the way to a mathematics statistics application and also looking back at yesterday’s HTML … Continue reading →

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HTML Superlative Compare Game Data Attributes Tutorial

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Yesterday’s web application game “Subject Areas” of HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Data Attributes Tutorial, as shown below, came in very handy as the starting point for the design and a large part of the workflow and coding of today’s “Comparisons … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Data Attributes Tutorial

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Yesterday’s web application game “Subject Areas” which we started with HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Tutorial had a weakness in “UX” terms, and only for non-mobile platforms where onmouseover event means something … but a weakness nonetheless. Perhaps it is good … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript Subject Areas Game Tutorial

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We’ve called today’s web application game “Subject Areas”, primarily designed for testing and/or improving the vocabulary skills for ESL (or “English as a Second or Foreign Language”) students. We humans love to categorize things, and today, with this game of … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences and Words Modal Tutorial

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When we last left off with our ESL (or “English as a Second or Foreign Language”) Jumbled Sentences and Words game web application, with HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences and Words Game Tutorial as shown below, we did succeed, but not for … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences and Words Game Tutorial

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Today we’ve added functionality onto yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences Game Tutorial as shown below, by allowing for the words of the sentences to also be jumbled, adding to the complexity of the game should the user (perhaps an ESL (or … Continue reading →

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