Category Archives: Games

A game is structured playing ( Wikipedia )

HTML/Javascript Odd One Out Button Game Primer Tutorial

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We’ve got a really simple HTML and Javascript game for you today. Tend to think the simplest “game” concepts involve those that just involve pressing a button … it’s primal, man person. And so, because it involves just this, essentially, … Continue reading →

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Italian and French and Spanish Verb Conjugation Tutorial

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We saw that we could extend the functionality of yesterday’s Italian Verb Conjugation Primer Tutorial as shown below, by accessing other resources from the great WordReference.com, adding French and Spanish verb conjugation to yesterday’s Italian verb conjugation. As a rule … Continue reading →

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Italian Verb Conjugation Primer Tutorial

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Learning Italian as a native English speaker is best done when you are young, and beginning recently on this quest, I learnt a bit of this. To me, what stuck out, was how easy we get it in English with … Continue reading →

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HTML Canvas What Do We Stand For Game Annotation Tutorial

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The HTML Canvas element is great for many types of games especially where you draw your own graphics based on interaction from the user. Today, we follow up on yesterday’s HTML Canvas What Do We Stand For Game Primer Tutorial … Continue reading →

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HTML Canvas What Do We Stand For Game Primer Tutorial

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The HTML Canvas element is great for many types of games especially where you draw your own graphics based on interaction from the user. Today you may consider our What Do We Stand For “game” to be more of a … Continue reading →

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Javascript Function Overload Primer Tutorial

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Today’s blog posting, long in the making, is about Javascript’s function override (or overload) capabilities. We’ve spoken about this before in relation to C++ or Java with these tutorials. So let’s do a simple example first. Take the Javascript global … Continue reading →

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Suffix Ology Primer Tutorial

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A lot of nouns in English related to “the study of” have the suffix “ology”. So, today, we team up the wonderful list of mainly scientific nouns that have a suffix of “ology” (thanks) with the HTML canvas element as … Continue reading →

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English Expressions and Idioms Game Primer Tutorial

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Advanced ESL students are on the lookout for ways to “turbo charge” their improvement of English by being able to understand some of the English Expressions and Idioms an English native speaker is quite likely to take for granted … … Continue reading →

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