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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Image Map Jigsaw Tutorial

We like the image editor GIMP’s Guillotine functionality we last talked about at Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Memory Tutorial and wanted to start out creating image maps in a similar vein, and remembering back to hard copy digitizing days and incorporating the idea of “snap” onto an existant co-ordinate, so that we felt like swapping “Guillotine” with “Jigsaw” in the title of today’s tutorial. It is early days on this project, but we found a good place to launch from, … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Memories Card Game Tutorial

Back to the grid and line and vertex work of the recent HTML Square Horizontal Rule Graph Multiple Numerics Tutorial, today we add on some functionality to its underlying web application’s grid underpinnings which is a card game called Memories, where two players take turns trying to find matching pairs from cards turned face down, but shown during each player’s turn. As you’d expect with game work in Javascript we have codelines like … mm = Math.floor(Math.random() * 52); … … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Graph Multiple Numerics Tutorial

We feel an “onions of the 4th dimension” sneeze moment coming on. Yes, yesterday’s HTML Square Horizontal Rule Four Graphs Tutorial “Four Graphs” were all fine and good, but as of yesterday, their data was restricted to one numerical dimension and another dimension that could be a string or numerical, but what if you have an interest in BArts and BScience and BLaw, just say, well, what do you say?! anyone, anyone? … yes, Efrem Zimbalist Jr … we allow … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Four Graphs Tutorial

Yesterday’s Mathematical Induction n + 1 feeling HTML Square Horizontal Rule Line Graph Tutorial dealt with the simpler two … Column Graph Line Graph … the scaffolding needed for today’s harder work to add functionality for … Area Graph Bar Graph … where … Area Graph challenge primarily revolved around how to create polygonal backgrounds, and here we got great help from both encasing SVG within an absolutely positioned HTML div in order to control SVG positioning (thanks heaps) and … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Line Graph Tutorial

Software integration work, whether it be internally in amongst your own code, or externally, integrating with APIs and our software sharing arrangements, needs to be approached systematically, and not in a rush. As such, we find the general idea of mathematical induction, as we first came across in high school mathematics … The method of induction requires two cases to be proved. The first case, called the base case (or, sometimes, the basis), proves that the property holds for the … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Column Graph Tutorial

We follow up yesterday’s HTML Square Horizontal Rule Plot Polynomial Tutorial mathematical theme with a mathematics meets statistics theme, today, writing some functionality to create Column Graphs. Like with the Plot functionalities we like having the vertices there, but that little bit different is that we make those vertex helpers disappear once the Column Graph has been created, and perhaps, shared, via similar Email sharing logic to that introduced yesterday. Identical to Like yesterday we have 3 parts to user … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Plot Polynomial Tutorial

Yesterday’s HTML Square Horizontal Rule Plot Axes Tutorial start with … linear equation plotting … has been extended today (by one dimension) to … polynomial equation … and along the way we … highlight Y axis intercepts and X axis intercepts limit the plotting range to the range the user selected first off label the axes … and sharing wise we allow … email link collaboration What else is new to us, and perhaps to you, today? It’s the “Eat … Continue reading →

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HTML Square Horizontal Rule Plot Axes Tutorial

A lot of us have a goodly amount of “visual learner” in us, and the study of geometry or algebra or calculus in mathematics is full of opportunities for “visual cues” to topics that look a bit “dry” on paper. Take linear equations for instance … and I hear that the circus is a popular winner here. If we were to offer you … y = [Gradient]x + [Y-Offset] = 2x + 189 … as a linear equation to contemplate, … Continue reading →

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