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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Playlist Songname Search List Tutorial
We’re baaaccckkk, at our Tabular Single Row Media Gallery web application’s Radio Playlists, that is! Onto the recent YouTube API Caller Radio Play Connection Loss Implication Tutorial today, in a quiet way so far until fully bedded down, we’ve allowed … Continue reading →
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PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Hashtag Genericization Tutorial
Thinking about yesterday’s PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Genericization Tutorial might beggar the question for many users … Is there a way to not have to worry about “simple defence mechanisms” sharing user entered data onto a serverside recipient webpage … Continue reading →
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PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Genericization Tutorial
We come at improving yesterday’s PHP Recompiles C Numerical Bubble Sort Tutorial two ways, today, they being … genericization … taking the form of changing a hardcoding in a dropdown and associated variable “remix” regarding the functionality of the “what … Continue reading →
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PHP Recompiles C Numerical Bubble Sort Tutorial
For years and years, before the Internet, there were (and still are) the publicly accessible desktop application worlds of … Windows with command line DOS Mac with command line (a lot like, but not exactly) Linux … and in either … Continue reading →
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Code Difference Highlighting User Interface Tutorial
Unless a piece of your web application functionality is categorized as “internal use only” you, as a programmer, will want to offer functionality that does not ask the user to remember some arcane URL (GET ? and &) arrangement at … Continue reading →
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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Background Image Tutorial
We don’t think it’s a great idea for a very interactive web application to lead off with a Javascript prompt popup window presented, in front of a white background. No matter how well the prompt window explains itself, the user … Continue reading →
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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse SVG Class Tutorial
Adding to the progress of yesterday’s HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Interactive Input Tutorial we turn back to the burgeoning methodologies used in HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse CSV Geo Chart Context Tutorial by extending our … Continue reading →
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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Interactive Input Tutorial
There is a vast difference to the complexity of web applications that … just impart information (in a broadcasting style) … versus ones that … accept interactive user input as a variable to then impart information that differs depending on … Continue reading →
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