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YUI Container Animation Tutorial

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We’re back to Yahoo’s incredibly useful YUI library of JavaScript functionality today, following up on YUI Container Primer Tutorial as shown below, from all that time ago, rereading JavaScript and Ajax (seventh edition … ISBN: 9780321564085) by Tom Negrino and … Continue reading →

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Flashcards on iPad Primer Tutorial

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There are a few “themes” to today’s iPad blog posting … introducing, at least for this blog, the concept of learning via flashcards screenshotting on iPad via Home button + Power button synchronous presses publishing those screenshots via Photos app … Continue reading →

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Tablet Run Web Server Blog Primer Tutorial

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We’ve been mulling over how feasible it is to run this blog from a tablet … like an iPad … please don’t ask why? Sorry seems to be the hardest word. There are two major reasons it is difficult with … Continue reading →

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Panoramic Image Presentation Primer Tutorial

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If you buy a printer for home or office use, it quite often comes with its own software package augmenting the capabilities of that piece of hardware and networking capability. It used to be on a CD or DVD or … Continue reading →

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WordPress Is Mentioned By Posting Thread Tutorial

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At this blog we are keen for users to learn one off ideas and on occasions linked “threaded” (or blog postings of a theme) ones. The last WordPress Blog (TwentyTen theme) “Is Mentioned by” functionality is good for certain scenarios, … Continue reading →

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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Email Tutorial

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It’s good with a web application like our “Karaoke via YouTube API” one to have a means by which you share what you are doing, and because we have based it on GET parameters, then an email link is a … Continue reading →

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CSS and HTML Complex Pseudo Class Selectors Tutorial

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In the spirit of CSS itself, as the study of Cascading Style Sheets, we want to add another “onion layer” on top of what we started doing back at CSS and HTML Complex Attribute Selectors Primer Tutorial as shown below, … Continue reading →

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WordPress Is Mentioned By Code Download Progress Tutorial

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There are various approaches with user experience (UX) considerations regarding putting a web application user at their ease as they wait for a response. I’m talking about where the response is coming from a separate serverside script doing something that … Continue reading →

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