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Google for Two Translate Share Revisit Tutorial
It was some time ago, now, we left you, regarding our “Google for Two Translate Share Tutorial” project with … Stop Press 26/5/2015: Translation arrangements needed amendment, and in order to facilitate this we called on, and thank, the tremendous … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Not Categorised, Tutorials
Tagged CSS, data integration, email, Google Translate, HTML, internationalization, Javascript, MyMemory, PHP, programming, share, speech, SQL, stop press, Text to Speech, tutorial, unicode, utf-8, Yahoo YQL, YQL
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Javascript Function Overload Genericization Tutorial
A while back now, when we presented Javascript Function Overload Primer Tutorial as shown way below, we considered an ultimate “dream” scenario … You may wonder, at this point, why this blog posting took so long? Well, the original “dream” … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, ESL, external Javascript, game, games, genericization, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, jQuery, modularization, overload, override, programming, sentence, tutorial, word
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HTML/Javascript Binomial Multiplication Jeopardy Tutorial
Today we add a Double Jeopardy (aka the game, not so much the movie) clause to our HTML/Javascript Binomial Multiplication Game Primer Tutorial starting game from a couple of days ago. So we now have four modes of game usage … Continue reading
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Tagged game, games, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, mathematics, programming, quadratic equation, symbol, tutorial, utf-8
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HTML/Javascript Binomial Multiplication Game Primer Tutorial
We can probably all think of good mathematics games we could invent in a program, but when you sit down to program you can be put off by the mathematical symbols you’d like to involve in the game, but find … Continue reading
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Tagged game, games, HTML, HTML entities, Javascript, mathematics, programming, symbol, tutorial, utf-8
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Google Chart Histogram Chart Select Event Synergy Tutorial
With Google Chart Select event scenarios it is good to look for synergies between the charts, and we’ve found one regarding the Histogram Chart and how it could have a useful “business logic” relationship, or “synergy” with the Pie Chart. … Continue reading
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Tagged DOM, event, form, Google, Google chart, histogram, HTML, IFRAME, innerHTML, Javascript, moving average, onclick, PHP, pie chart, poll, post, programming, tutorial
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YouTube via iPad Photos App Primer Tutorial
When it comes to (online digital) media (matters) there is good crossover between the major mobile players of Google/Android (and YouTube) and Apple/iOS if you are approaching it in an optimistic or open ended framework (of thinking, perhaps). Today I’m … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, Apple, camera, Google, iOS, iPad, mobile phone, photograh, photography, photos, Samsung, screenshot, smartphone, tutorial, video, YouTube
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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?