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HTML/Javascript Guided Snake Game Drag and Drop Tutorial
Drag and drop is a cute concept with web application design, but usually only when talking about non-mobile platforms. Drag and drop on “touch” gesture mobile devices is not a natural fit. You can achieve it on mobile platforms, but … Continue reading
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Tagged background, cursor, drag and drop, game, games, hover, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, mouse, onclick, onmouseover, programming, snake, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Guided Snake Game Primer Tutorial
We’ve got a new (web application) game today that reminds us of our previous HTML/Javascript Scrabbling Snakes Game Email Tutorial in that it snakes around, the user guided by one or both of … CSS cursor property CSS linear gradient … Continue reading
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Tagged background, cursor, game, games, hover, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, mouse, onclick, onmouseover, programming, snake, tutorial
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Xcode SpriteKit Game Collisions Tutorial
The previous Xcode SpriteKit Game Primer Tutorial as shown below raved about the virtues of Xcode’s SpriteKit Game project’s cross-platform talents. We leave you to read about that below, and move on, today, to a more realistic “Collision” view of … Continue reading
Adverb Types Game Primer Tutorial
If you study English grammar at a “word” level, the definition of an “adverb” becomes very fluid. We were taught at school, maybe to simplify things, that “adverbs modify verbs”, but maybe it was because we were so young then, … Continue reading
Learning Programming Short Quiz Interfacing Tutorial
The original mobile and web Learning Programming application is every bit as much a game as it is a quiz, but we’re pretty sure there will be users out there not very interested in the “game” aspects to this. That … Continue reading
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Tagged game, games, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, quiz, tutorial
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Table Cell like Button Primer Tutorial
Today we have a mix of CSS makeover and common sense UX design themes. We recently revisited our PHP Target Word Game Mobile Friendly Tutorial, playing it via the Safari web browser on an iPhone, and noticed two annoying things … Continue reading
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Tagged above, button, cell, CSS, game, games, PHP, programming, table, table cell, tutorial, user experience, UX, word game
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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?