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PHP/Javascript Decoding Scrambled Words Game Difficulty Tutorial
We often find it hard coding an online game, working out with an audience where to pitch its “difficulty value”. On revisiting the Decoding Scrambled Letter Game of PHP/Javascript Decoding Scrambled Words Game Tutorial the other day, it took us … Continue reading
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Tagged difficulty, dropdown, global data attribute, hint, Javascript, PHP, programming, tutorial, word, word game
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Angled Text Tool Clipboard Tutorial
We started feeling that yesterday’s Angled Text Tool Context Tutorial‘s progress was starting to feel like a web application that was a “tool”. But something was missing. It wasn’t friendly enough to a serious user, the ones tempted to try … Continue reading
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Tagged angle, angled text, clipboard, containing, context, copy, CSS, data attribute, emoji, getBoundingClientRect, global data attribute, HTML, Javascript, justification, justify, nest, paste, programming, rotate, sidle, snug, span, StackOverflow, table, table cell, transform, translate, tutorial
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Ants Up a Wall Game Top Border Tutorial
Today’s aim, onto yesterday’s Ants Up a Wall Game Background Tutorial, entailed … … among anything else we achieve, in amongst that, place a slim “platform” up the top of the wall, to place the food, and distinctly separate any … Continue reading
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Tagged ants, attribute, background, background image, background-size, body, border, border image, border top, colour, CSS, data attribute, Digital Colour Meter, document.body, DOM, dropdown, emoji, game, genericization, global data attribute, gradient, hardcoding, HTML, iPhone, Javascript, linear gradient, mobile, opacity, programming, recall, save, select, snapshot, snapshots, style, tutorial, window.open, window.opener
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Ants Up a Wall Game Background Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Ants Up a Wall Game Genericization Tutorial we wanted to point out, regarding many online games, how important backgrounds are. We’ve got seven featured emoji animals now with our “genericization drive”, as it stands today, and each … Continue reading
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Tagged ants, attribute, background, background image, background-size, body, CSS, data attribute, document.body, DOM, dropdown, emoji, game, genericization, global data attribute, gradient, hardcoding, HTML, iPhone, Javascript, linear gradient, mobile, programming, recall, save, select, snapshot, snapshots, style, tutorial, window.open, window.opener
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Ants Up a Wall Game Genericization Tutorial
We think, around here, that it is best to have a web application settled into working on the platforms you want it to, ahead of any “genericization drives”, like we try starting out on today, with the “Ants Up a … Continue reading
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Ants Up a Wall Game Mobile Tutorial
We can’t remember when we first coded the “Ants Up a Wall” game à la Ants Up a Wall Game Snapshots Tutorial, but playing it, as of yesterday’s version, it was “not pretty” on our iPhone device. The “Wall” in … Continue reading
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Ants Up a Wall Game Snapshots Tutorial
It occurred to us that … yesterday’s Making of User Interactive Entry Dynamically Controlled Javascript Parameterization Tutorial‘s involvement, behind the scenes, with having document.body element receive useful global data attributes, as a new idea for us … could combine with … Continue reading
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This is a helpful introduction to mind mapping, especially the explanation of how an unfamiliar .mm file can lead to discovering a practical visual-thinking tool. Mind maps are also useful for planning creative projects: I often map out a video’s key scenes, mood, pacing, and audio needs before production. Once that structure is clear, tools such as Flow Music can create AI background music for videos from a prompt, making it easier to match the soundtrack to each part of the visual plan. Thanks for sharing this accessible primer.