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One Image Website iOS Radio Music One Less Tutorial
Yesterday’s One Image Website iOS Radio Music Tutorial “Stop Press” promised … For tomorrow, we offer an optional “one less click”, “one less window” methodology improvement on the work above, as we transition the other “One Image Websites” over to … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, airpod, Apple, audio, bluetooth, click, concatenate, continuous, device, event, ffmpeg, focus, headphone, HTML, IFRAME, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, loop, mobile, music, navigation, onclick, one image, one image website, onload, photography, play, programming, radio, soundtrack, speaker, stop press, track, tutorial, upload, url, web browser, window
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One Image Website iOS Radio Music Tutorial
Did you read the recent Responsive Web Design Landing Page Image Map Tutorial? Its core takeaway was the linking of One Image Website functionalities. In these One Image Websites we’ve picked out a guinea pig … “The Commute” … to … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, airpod, Apple, audio, bluetooth, concatenate, continuous, device, ffmpeg, headphone, HTML, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, loop, mobile, music, one image, one image website, onload, photography, play, programming, radio, soundtrack, speaker, stop press, track, tutorial, upload, web browser
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File API File and Reader Objects Video First Frame Tutorial
Yesterday’s File API File and Reader Objects Mimetype Tutorial‘s “Client Browsing” web application gets enhanced today using the knowledge from two days ago, when we presented Video File Browse Preview Tutorial, and started gleaning a “first frame” image given an … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, blob, browse, browsing, client, details, extension, file, file API, file extension, FileReader, first frame, frame, HTML, image, img, Javascript, media, mime, mimetype, operating system, programming, summary, thumbnail, tutorial, video
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File API File and Reader Objects Mimetype Tutorial
A while back with File API File and Reader Objects Primer Tutorial we started on a Client Browsing web application which uses … File object … and … FileReader object … excellent Javascript functionality which can access and read Files … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, blob, browse, browsing, client, extension, file, file API, file extension, FileReader, HTML, image, img, Javascript, media, mime, mimetype, operating system, programming, tutorial, video
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MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Desktop Application Tutorial
We figured that an improvement on the progress with our Timekeeping web application of the recent MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Audio Broadcast Tutorial would be to mention what macOS or Mac OS X Desktop Application is topmost when the screenshot … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, API, Apple, apple script, AppleScript, array, attachment, attribute, audio, audio commentary, batch, batch file, body, broadcast, calendar, command line, commentary, contenteditable, cron, crontab, data, data attribute, date, date object, details, element, email, emoji, event, exec, file, file API, FormData, global data attribute, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, macOS, Mail, MAMP, metadata, notification, notifications, object, onmouseout, onmouseover, osascript, personalization, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, say, screen capture, script, setTimeout, share, sharing, shell_exec, SMS, software integration, substitute, summary, Task Schedular, template, time, timekeeping, timestamp, tutorial, user, web share api, webpage commentary, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Audio Broadcast Tutorial
We thought what could be a benefit to the Timekeeping web application of the recent MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Web Share Personalization Tutorial would be to … offer an optional audio broadcasting piece of functionality … presented via a new … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, API, Apple, array, attachment, attribute, audio, audio commentary, batch, batch file, body, broadcast, calendar, command line, commentary, contenteditable, cron, crontab, data, data attribute, date, date object, details, element, email, emoji, event, exec, file, file API, FormData, global data attribute, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, macOS, Mail, MAMP, metadata, notification, notifications, object, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, say, screen capture, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, substitute, summary, Task Schedular, template, time, timekeeping, timestamp, tutorial, user, web share api, webpage commentary, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Web Share Personalization Tutorial
Your words, helped out by some computer derived detail data, can help personalize your work using the Quarter Hour Timekeeping web application of yesterday’s MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Web Share API Tutorial which, at least with the Safari browser (and … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, API, Apple, array, attachment, attribute, audio, audio commentary, batch, batch file, body, calendar, command line, commentary, contenteditable, cron, crontab, data, data attribute, date, date object, details, element, email, event, exec, file, file API, FormData, global data attribute, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, macOS, Mail, MAMP, metadata, notification, notifications, object, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, say, screen capture, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, substitute, summary, Task Schedular, template, time, timekeeping, timestamp, tutorial, user, web share api, webpage commentary, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Visibility Tutorial
Today we’re on the road again, roadtesting the Page Visibility API in relation to the Quarter Hour Timer web application of MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Desktop Application Tutorial. It’s a great improvement on “window.focus()” ideas that are so flaky by … Continue reading →