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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Textarea Tutorial

Yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Integration Tutorial started us down the road of trying to make emoji usage more functional with the annotation aspects of our Feedback (Contact Us type of) web application. We have a textarea HTML element currently … Continue reading →

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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Integration Tutorial

We’re revisiting the work of Contact Us Feedback Android Tutorial which features … email feedback canvas … with some early days integration with the recent work of Emoji Name Search Fairy Story PHP Tutorial, because we think the addition of … Continue reading →

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Mac OS X Mail Multiple Thread Whole Email Attachments Tutorial

For the most part with email we manage on our (Google) Gmail account, dealing with it from a MacBook Pro frame of reference, a huge percentage of what we want to achieve can be achieved via … the Gmail web … Continue reading →

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Emoji Name Search Fairy Story PHP Tutorial

We certainly like the concept of backward compatibility around here. There is another aspect to backward compatibility, that often goes hand in hand with it, and that is, that it is a real turn off of products that take away … Continue reading →

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Emoji Name Search Fairy Story Cursor Control Tutorial

What would the world be like if we never made any mistakes? Pretty intolerable really, but on those small jobs it would probably be quite convenient. Supposing we asked for a subset of “the big ask” … never typing anything … Continue reading →

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Emoji Name Search Fairy Story Creation Tutorial

It’s time to discuss another “bespoke” web application user of the same underlying Emoji Name Searching functionality (based on the brilliant Emoji CSS, thanks) we last talked about with the recent Emoji Name Search Geo Chart WorldBank Tutorial. Today’s “bespoke” … Continue reading →

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Emoji Name Search Geo Chart WorldBank Tutorial

A major issue when designing “where” of life web applications is “perspective”. One user’s view of the world can be entirely different to another. To gather “perspectives” into a common frame, it is often good to “zoom out”. That is … Continue reading →

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Emoji Name Search Map Chart Weather Tutorial

If you’ve been studying the code of our hierarchy for our Emoji Flags of the World web application … grandparent Emoji Flags of the World live run, with this HTML and Javascript world_flags.html HTML and Javascript, unchanged from yesterday’s Emoji … Continue reading →

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