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Textarea Pointing Web Storage Tutorial
We add some “accountability” to where we stopped off at yesterday with Textarea Pointing Canvas Tutorial today. We define “accountability” in this context, and with our rules, short of bothering with … a fully blown database solution … too much … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing Canvas Tutorial
With our blog posting thread last left off with yesterday’s Textarea Pointing PDF Tutorial, I know we’ve been holding out on involving … graphical data forms image data HTML5 canvas element data URI … not for “nga, nga, nga nga, … Continue reading →
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Textarea Pointing PDF Tutorial
Yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Email Tutorial was a start to our “sharing” functionality “push” with our new Textarea Pointing project. That work involved … (new window) with menu (new window) without menu email with HTML attachment … and today we add … Continue reading →
Textarea Pointing Email Tutorial
Yesterday’s Textarea Pointing Primer Tutorial was a little too localised in its application in our books. Not if a web application is not of generic use, but this one could be of generic use, in our pamphlettes books. Our favourite … Continue reading →
Linux diff PDF Tutorial
Today it’s time to talk PDF (Portable Document Format) and an extremely useful PDF generation class for PHP called Fpdf adding on to yesterday’s Linux diff Supervisor Tutorial‘s very limited report output format choices. So now we can output reports … Continue reading →
PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Rotation Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Sharing Tutorial animated image pixellation sharing capabilities, today we’d like to add some capabilities to rotate those pixellated images, mainly via PHP’s … imagerotate … GD image library method. We rotate … Continue reading →
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PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Sharing Tutorial
Although we had sessional accountability with the pixellation animation ideas of yesterday’s PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Aesthetics Tutorial, when there is a “tool” involved in a project, such as this one, we like to make it more … Continue reading →
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GarageBand Podcast on Mac Primer Tutorial
Despite the demise of the Podcast Publisher desktop application from the more recent versions of Mac OS X, and we talked about at Podcast Publisher on Mac Primer Tutorial, that doesn’t mean that it is, or ever was, the end … 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?