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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse CSV Geo Chart DMS Tutorial
Up to and including yesterday’s HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse CSV Geo Chart Order Tutorial‘s web application’s CSV co-ordinate formats supported included … grid Easting and Northing co-ordinates geographical Latitude and LongitudeLongitude and Latitude decimal co-ordinates … and … Continue reading →
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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Canvas Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s HTML and Javascript and CSS NSW State Survey Traverse Tutorial progress with our Survey Traverse web application functionality we wanted to augment … the existent tabular data … with … new canvas graphics to show the (Easting,Northing) co-ordinate … Continue reading →
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Tagged amg, angle, app, australian map grid, bearing, canvas, co-ordinates, datum, decimal degrees, degrees, elevation, ellipsoid, Google, HTML, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, Land Surveying, linear gradient, map, minutes, mobile, mobile app, NSW Survey Marks, programming, reduced level, seconds, sketch, state survey, survey mark, theodolite, tutorial
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HTML and Javascript and CSS NSW State Survey Traverse Tutorial
Yesterday’s HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Co-ordinates Tutorial was kind of “mathematical” by nature. Today we add some realism. This realism stems from the discovery of a NSW State Survey mark in the local area (to the right … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?