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TimeZone Country Places Emoji Tutorial
Maybe you’re like me, and prefer websites where there is lots of functionality, and whether you use it or not, is up to the individual user. We might be wrong about this, but this represents to us an idea in … Continue reading
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Tagged API, border-radius, button, country, CSS, CSS3, emoji, geographicals, Google chart, Google Charts, Google Maps, IFRAME, integration, iOS, map, modularization, PHP, programming, recursion, styling, time, timezone, tutorial, YouTube, YouTube API
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Australian Indigenous Language HTML Map Audio and YouTube Tutorial
We’ve revisited the Australian Indigenous Language HTML Map jQuery YQL Tutorial in a quest we have to try to improve this web application’s search abilities regarding the thousands of years of oral tradition, wondering if there are sources online to … Continue reading
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Tagged API, audio, Australian History, HTML, IFRAME, indigenous, Javascript, oral tradition, programming, tutorial, YouTube, YouTube API
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HTML5 Camera API Audio Video Tutorial
Yesterday we started down the line of examining the Camera API in HTML5 with HTML5 Camera API Primer Tutorial as shown below. There we thought of the “Camera” being a camera of “Images”, but most modern smart phones or tablets … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, API, audio, blob, camera, createObjectURL, data uri, data url, document.write, FileReader, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, onload, PHP, programming, tutorial, video
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HTML5 Camera API Primer Tutorial
Okay, so more HTML5 awaits, and we start down the track today with some research and development regarding the Camera API, and point you towards a few unbelievably great resources that have been put before us … robnyman/robnyman.github.com … we … Continue reading
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Tagged Android, API, blob, camera, createObjectURL, data uri, data url, FileReader, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, programming, tutorial
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Geolocation ISP IP New API Service Tutorial
The World Wide Web is one big “sharing” community, at least in the Open Source world, but most “Services” are subject to those “global economic headwinds” … you’ll forgive me, have just come from the news … and it is … Continue reading
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Tagged API, geolocation, Google Charts, HTML, IP address, ISP, Javascript, programming, service, 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?