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Category Archives: Operating System
An operating system (OS) is a collection of software that manages computer hardware resources and provides common services for computer programs ( Wikipedia )
PHP IDE Codelobster Primer Tutorial
We’ve been trying out a Windows based PHP IDE called “Codelobster PHP Edition”. It’s early days, but it looks really good, with a host of features, such as debugging, that would make developing PHP websites a breeze. You can do … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, database, debug, debugging, Hello World, IDE, MySql, PHP, plugin, programming, tutorial, Windows
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Linux diff Supervisor Tutorial
Do you remember long ago our “start of regime” trying to show you, as users, the code differences as we go through a project when we presented the Linux diff Primer Tutorial starring the Linux (or unix) diff command? Well, … Continue reading →
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Tagged command line, curl, date, diff, Document Root, domain, exec, file, filemtime, filespec, form, glob, header, HTML, Linux, onion, passthru, PHP, programming, report, tutorial, url, web server
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Animated GIF and Video via PHP Writing PHP Data URI Tutorial
There is a great open source command line application called “FFmpeg” that can create video (or convert video) from image slides (for instance), and so, if we merge functionality for this into yesterday’s Animated GIF and Slideshow via PHP Writing … Continue reading →
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Operating System, Tutorials
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Tagged animated gif, animation, array, command line, data uri, exec, ffmpeg, IFRAME, image, MAMP, operating system, overlay, PHP, programming, setTimeout, slideshow, stack, tutorial, video, z-index
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GarageBand Keyboard Collection on Mac Primer Tutorial
Yesterday’s GarageBand Podcast on Mac Primer Tutorial got us into Mac OS X’s GarageBand application, and now … what do you know? … we’re stuck there! It’s addictive! And my favourite parts, so far? New (Project) -> Keyboard Collection -> … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, GarageBand, keyboard, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, microphone, PhotoBooth, project, record, recording, song, tutorial, video, YouTube
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GarageBand Podcast on Mac Primer Tutorial
Despite the demise of the Podcast Publisher desktop application from the more recent versions of Mac OS X, and we talked about at Podcast Publisher on Mac Primer Tutorial, that doesn’t mean that it is, or ever was, the end … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, audio, email, GarageBand, Mac OS X, microphone, podcast, project, record, recording, song, sound, system preference, tutorial, voice memo
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Mac to Mac Screen Sharing Primer Tutorial
It’s good when presenting to a class to screen share from one screen to another, with that “other screen” often being projected for the entire class to see easier. Around the world right now hundreds of Microsoft Powerpoint presentations will … Continue reading →
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Tagged ethernet, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, networking, screen sharing, sharing, system preferences, tutorial
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Hadn’t versus Doesn’t ESL Game Tutorial
We have a new ESL (or “English as a Second or Foreign Language”) game on the topic of Hadn’t versus Doesn’t usage, in English, today, and have got the feeling that it is applicable for lots of native English speakers … Continue reading →
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Tagged English, ESL, game, grammar, HTML, Javascript, programming, sentence, tense, tutorial, word, word game
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Preview PDF Annotation Bubbles Primer Tutorial
Did you notice with yesterday’s PDF slideshow for Genius Scan App PDF Email Tutorial we used some annotation bubbles in our presentation? The use of annotations was one of the first thoughts regarding the “marketing” of different tiers of functionality … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotation, bubble, Mac OS X, PDF, Preview, speech bubble, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?