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YUI Library Par Three Golf Game Primer Tutorial

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When last we created a web application golf game, with HTML Canvas Golf Accuracy Game Primer Tutorial, we used an HTML(5) canvas element, but today we thank YUI Library: Animating Along a Curved Path for the incredibly good Javascript library … Continue reading →

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Travel Collage Quiz Game Primer Tutorial

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We use quite a few of the principles similar to those used in the previous Body Systems Quiz Game Primer Tutorial today as we create a “Travel Collage Quiz Game” thanking the Sydney Morning Herald 12th August 2017 travel section … Continue reading →

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Body Systems Quiz Game Primer Tutorial

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“Regional” click (or touch) web application functionality doesn’t have to be always done via an HTML map element thangthing. Today, as an alternative methodology, we … start with a useful “Body Systems” image … thanks to HLTAAP001 Recognise healthy body … Continue reading →

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Binding Javascript setTimeout Arguments Trace Tutorial

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In movies just about everything looks possible with code, and yes, there will be programmers out there that can make a lot of it feasible. Those debugging, or tracing (or perhaps “profiling”) types of scenes would be amusing to a … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Timeline Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Dams in the United States Debugging Tutorial was all about the “data” again, finding new ways of filtering and reporting on DATA.GOV Major Dams of the United States – Direct Download data and information regarding “Dams in the United … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Filtering Tutorial

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Am sure there are a lot of people who’d agree with the statement … The Internet contains most of the information I need, but I need ways to filter it. If you have a web application with lots of data, … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Debugging Tutorial

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Sometimes you come across an error that is a bit of a dead end regarding access because the error comes from within the “bowels” of some API, perhaps. So it was with us recently, on our current (web application) project … Continue reading →

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Dams in the United States Memory Tutorial

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If you develop web applications on a laptop, and am categorizing the MacBook Pro (Mac OS X) in that category, you can get away with sloppier memory considerations. Combine that with a lot of public sourced data in the first … Continue reading →

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