Tag Archives: Google Chrome

Do It Yourself HTML Textarea Editor Javascript Tutorial

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You can avoid using Server side code with your web applications, and client side Javascript can do a lot for you to make some interesting web applications, but should you find something not working about the process, you’ve virtually run … Continue reading →

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Do It Yourself HTML Editor Integration Tutorial

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We have been thinking with our latest project called “Do It Yourself HTML Editor” that it bore huge similarities to the Legend via HTML Map Element ideas we started with the blog post series ending with Legend for and from … Continue reading →

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Do It Yourself HTML Textarea Editor Post Tutorial

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We’re introducing a “duck paddling fast underwater” but “who says you have to be the duck” aspect to our “Do It Yourself HTML Editor” today, adding onto the (blog posting) thread we left off yesterday with Do It Yourself HTML … Continue reading →

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Home Grown Spreadsheet Indexeddb Primer Tutorial

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A few days ago we talked of the synergy between spreadsheets and database when we presented Home Grown Spreadsheet Primer Tutorial as shown below. In sympathy with … a “tilt” towards a more transparent spreadsheet/database relationship, to be developed further … Continue reading →

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Android Home Screen Webpage Url Shortcut Tutorial

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With Android can you do a Home Screen “shortcut” to a web browser URL like you can do with Windows? The short answer is yes. Try, with phones like Samsung’s GT-S5310B … opening the Chrome (web browser) app get to … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Track Element Primer Tutorial

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HTML5 brought in quite a few new HTML element types (which you can read more about here) and one very useful one appears in the HTML code snippet as below … <video controls> <source type=”video/ogg; codecs=”vp8, vorbis”” src=”http://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/PHP/videos/GoToMeeting.ogv”></source> <track kind=”subtitles” … Continue reading →

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Windows Web Browser Home Page Primer Tutorial

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If you use Windows a lot, and you are not yet up to the touch possibilities of Windows 8 (yet?), you will find right-clicking pretty natural, and then you may have got to the slightly advanced anticipation-of-what-would-(likely)-be-available-on-a-right-click “club” of users … Continue reading →

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NetBeans Backbone.js HTML5 Web Application Primer Tutorial

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Today we create a NetBeans (IDE) HTML5 project based on the Backbone.js methodology for web application creation, which we include a bit about as quoted from Wikipedia (thanks) below: Backbone.js is a JavaScript library with a RESTful JSON interface and … Continue reading →

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