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SVG Network Digital and Analogue Clock Local Time Tutorial
Off the list of TimeZones we offered on the first dropdown of SVG Network Digital and Analogue Clock Daylight Saving Tutorial‘s web application, you may have noticed one glaring omission. That’s right, we were missing … local time … and … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue, border, circle, client, clock, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, flag, flag border, graphics, HTML, Javascript, local time, object, PHP, programming, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, tooltip, tutorial
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SVG Network Digital and Analogue Clock Daylight Saving Tutorial
We were pondering how best to “value add” onto the web application of our recent SVG Network Digital and Analogue Clock Tutorial when we remembered that the “star codeline” of that project’s “PHP (Digital Clock) content helper” was … <?php … Continue reading
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Tagged analogue, border, circle, clock, date, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, flag, flag border, graphics, HTML, PHP, programming, radial gradient, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, tooltip, tutorial
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Worldbank API Comparison Year Pie Chart Differences Tutorial
When you compare two year data sets with the web application of yesterday’s Worldbank API World Country Reporting Revisit Tutorial you are likely to be accessing the Google Charts Pie Chart Differences tool using Google”smarts” to compare two data sets … Continue reading
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Tagged comparison, country, country code, differences, emoji, emoji flag, gross domestic profit, ISO, population, programming, tutorial, Worldbank
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Worldbank API World Country Reporting Revisit Tutorial
We’re revisiting the PHP web application of Worldbank API World Country Reporting Regex Tutorial for a few days to … add some emoji flags fix some event logic weaknesses, starting today with the single year Worldbank Data incarnations (thanks to … Continue reading
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Tagged country, country code, emoji, emoji flag, gross domestic profit, ISO, mixed content, population, programming, tutorial, Worldbank
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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?