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Mobile Feedback Annotation Image Camera Capture Tutorial
Mobile devices, those “smart ones”, gave us a very useful advantage on top of a lot of the laptops that preceded them (regarding personal computing) … the inbuilt camera. HTML came along before the modern smart phone or tablet, so … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, annotation, attribute, camera, capture, data uri, email, emoji, feedback, file_get_contents, HTML, http, https, IFRAME, image, Javascript, mixed content, mobile, PHP, protocol, smart device, smart phone, src, srcdoc, ssl, text/html, url
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Video via Canvas File API Tutorial
Yes, some of you probably guessed correctly, regarding where we’d go after yesterday’s Video Pixel Manipulation via Canvas Tutorial. As a background to this, we see for web applications, two primary source “partitions”, those being … around the “net” (in … Continue reading
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Tagged background colour, background image, browse, canvas, capture, colour, Digital Colour Meter, div, external Javascript, file API, grayscale, HTML, HTML5, image, invert, Javascript, media, nest, pixel, programming, resize, scroll, transparency, tutorial, video
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Thanks. Since then, a Shower Songs project at https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/shower_songs.html is an improvement regarding "Radio Play" on mobile platforms.