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Just Javascript Card Game iPhone Debugging Tutorial
Before yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game CSS Offerings Tutorial there was the day before yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game User CSS Tutorial which … introduced an error on mobile devices … not apparent on the MacBook Air we were coding … Continue reading
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Just Javascript Card Game CSS Offerings Tutorial
A variation on yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game User CSS Tutorial User CSS up front is to … offer the user, during their Memories card game, some CSS filter ideas that they can … accept from then on the presented … Continue reading
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Tagged alert, animation, array, background-size, card, card game, CSS, decimal point, developer tools, emoji, eval, fileformat, game, games, Google Chrome, HTML entities, integer, interger, iPhone, Javascript, keyframes, logic, mantissa, programming, prompt, real, string, tutorial, web browser, web inspector
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Just Javascript Card Game User CSS Tutorial
We make a couple of changes to the “Just Javascript” “Card Game” web application of yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game Mantissa Issue Tutorial, today, those being … have less animation movement, or none at all for iPhone types of mobile … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, array, card, card game, CSS, decimal point, developer tools, emoji, eval, fileformat, game, games, Google Chrome, HTML entities, integer, interger, iPhone, Javascript, keyframes, logic, mantissa, programming, real, string, tutorial, web browser, web inspector
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Just Javascript Card Game Mantissa Issue Tutorial
Regular readers here at this blog might know of our fondness for working into logic ideas where … original data is “integer” by nature … but … we have an interest in carrying along with that data another “integer” data … Continue reading
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Tagged array, card, card game, decimal point, developer tools, emoji, eval, fileformat, game, games, Google Chrome, HTML entities, integer, interger, Javascript, logic, mantissa, programming, real, string, tutorial, web browser, web inspector
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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?