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Pairings Game Aesthetics Tutorial
We find with small projects like yesterday’s Pairings Game Makeover Tutorial‘s Pairings++ Game with such projects we often leave it to later to try to improve the aesthetics of the web application. As you can surmise surfing the net it … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged 3D, aesthetics, compete, competition, CSS, duo, dynamic, email, extension, game, hardcoding, HTML, Javascript, localStorage, optional, pair, pairing, pairings, programming, remember, select, setting, SMS, style, styling, tutorial, window.localStorage
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Pairings Game Makeover Tutorial
We often find that the “second draft” of a web application that represents a game or quiz can be a rewarding experience. The “first draft” of such web applications is often a “scurrying to represent those initial ideas before they … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Games, Tutorials
Tagged compete, competition, duo, dynamic, email, extension, game, hardcoding, HTML, Javascript, localStorage, optional, pair, pairing, pairings, programming, remember, select, setting, SMS, tutorial, window.localStorage
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Wildcard URL Primer Tutorial
Like with Page Not Found Error Message Email Subject Tutorial it’s … 404.shtml … we’re interested in embellishing the functionality of, today. The job is to allow a … https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/[FoldersOfRelevance]/[FileSpecificationIncluding*Wildcard] https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/*.gif … mean something other than a … HTTP Error … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged 404, 404.shtml, Apache, Document Root, extension, file, file extension, file specification, HTML, http error 404, image, image file, Javascript, page not found, PHP, programming, redirect, tutorial, url, wildcard
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PHP Pspell Extension Sentence Spell Checker Tutorial
Thinking on how to progress from yesterday’s PHP Pspell Extension Word Spell Checker Primer Tutorial start … An English sentence is just word(s). An English sentence involves punctuation. An English sentence might include “numerical words”. … are all valid considerations, … Continue reading
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Tagged dnf, English, extension, install, installer, loop, looping, number, numerical, Package Manager, PHP, programming, pspell, punctuation, sentence, spell, spell checker, spell checking, stop press, tutorial, word
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PHP Tokeniser Primer Tutorial
Validation is a big subject area for programmers (we last discussed with XML Lint Validation Tutorial), and “when in a real pickle” I’ve turned to online HTML validators such as this one, but more often the web browser’s web inspector … Continue reading →