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Local Fonts Revisited Recall Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Local Fonts Revisited Primer Tutorial Local Fonts web application start, we’ve progressed today with some “recall” work. In this respect we had to decide a mechanism by which a user could recall their work. Our decision is to … Continue reading
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Webcam Mobile Deprecation Revisit Tutorial
When it comes to topics like media, and worldwide decisions regarding online standards and practices, it stands to reason that “things might change” regarding code you write for web applications, trying to work over a variety of web browsers and … Continue reading
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