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CSS 3D Transformation Matrix Making Of Interactive Tutorial

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The recent CSS 3D Transformation Matrix Making Of Tutorial got us to thinking more about linking … what you see on a webpage … to … what you see as raw HTML (even inline Javascript and CSS) … which, to … Continue reading →

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CSS 3D Transformation Matrix Making Of Tutorial

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It was “line ball” as to whether the “making of” our CSS 3D Transformation Matrix Primer Tutorial some time back was harder than the programming involved in its “cut to the chase” web application’s code. This, we find, embarrassing, though … Continue reading →

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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Microphone Tutorial

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Yesterday’s audio track added to the non-audio video of an iPad recording a movie of the screen and keyboard goings-on of a MacBook Pro, that we showed with Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Audio Tutorial as shown below, panned out … Continue reading →

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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Audio Tutorial

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The non-audio video resulting out of yesterday’s Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Cropped Tutorial, as shown below, could have done with … an audio track some “video cropping” (to delete some spurious parts at the end) … so with those … Continue reading →

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Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Cropped Tutorial

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The video resulting out of yesterday’s Apple Dual Recording Dual Device Primer Tutorial, as shown below, could have done with some … “visual cropping” … in other words, in our non-audio video recording, “crop” what the video is showing up … Continue reading →

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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Clipboard Tutorial

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There are legitimate security reasons why certain things are harder to do in an automated way with pure client side Javascript, and to a lesser extent jQuery Javascript, combined or not with Ajax. And so this affects your dealings with … Continue reading →

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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Snapshots Tutorial

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You might remember yesterday with Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial as shown below … The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like … Continue reading →

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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Cookie Tutorial

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The “Clickaround” series of web applications now have the functionality that means they could be used for quite “personalized” purposes. When web applications are like this, a good thing you can do as a programmer to facilitate this “personalized” feeling … Continue reading →

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