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Muscle Groups Quiz Game Primer Tutorial

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Similar to yesterday’s Respiratory System Quiz Game Primer Tutorial, but that little bit different, we write a Muscle Groups web application today. With today’s muscle groups quiz we allowed the share of the photo taken with an iPhone, out of … Continue reading →

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Respiratory System Quiz Game Primer Tutorial

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The previous Body Systems Quiz Game Primer Tutorial shares many commonalities with today’s Respiratory System quiz, two major commonalities being … the source for the quiz knowledge … thanks to HLTAAP001 Recognise healthy body systems TAFE NSW both quizzes have … Continue reading →

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Octopus Anatomy Primer Tutorial

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What do Carpentry and Octopus Anatomy have in common? Many hands make light fittings get a bevelled edge? No, for us, finding an arrowed diagram for Octopus Anatomy that functioned like the one we used for our Carpentry web application … Continue reading →

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The Cell Game Primer Tutorial

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There’s more anatomy to study, and we’ve got a similar scenario today with our “The Cell Game”, to the Body Cavities Game Primer Tutorial of recent times, with a similar modus operandi … the inspiration, and source of the wherewithal … Continue reading →

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Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Animation Tutorial

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We’ve got a bit of animation going on with the latest installment of our “Merging Photos” blog posting thread, building on our previous Merging Photos via Gimp and iPhone Camera Sharing Tutorial … the updated live run shows the usage … Continue reading →

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Body Systems Quiz Game Primer Tutorial

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“Regional” click (or touch) web application functionality doesn’t have to be always done via an HTML map element thangthing. Today, as an alternative methodology, we … start with a useful “Body Systems” image … thanks to HLTAAP001 Recognise healthy body … Continue reading →

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Skeletal System Game Reveal Tutorial

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Continuing on from yesterday’s Skeletal System Game Primer Tutorial that started us on a “reveal” and “overlay” and “map element” Skeletal System Game we’re developing, let’s, today, “drill down” a bit into that “reveal” concept. After all, there are so … Continue reading →

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Skeletal System Game Primer Tutorial

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We think there are two great “concepts” that help us understand the interplay between Javascript DOM and CSS styling when creating client side web applications, those being … “reveal” “overlay” … and today we combine these two concepts with another … Continue reading →

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