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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Audio Tutorial

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We got struck again, in some kind of weird psycho drama … but we digress … kind of an “onions of the 4th dimension” way, that an email (image attachment) is okay as a communication tool, and then to make … Continue reading →

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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment Map Element Tutorial

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It struck us, in a kind of an “onions of the 4th dimension” way, that an email (image attachment) is okay as a communication tool, but what if parts of it were clickable in some way? Yesterday’s user acceptance brought … Continue reading →

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Canvas Annotation Email Attachment User Acceptance Tutorial

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An important part of a web (or desktop or mobile) application is user acceptance. User acceptance is, as the words would imply, the giving of your (developing) web application to real users, to test out usability … or UX (user … Continue reading →

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PHP Geographicals Makeover Primer Tutorial

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A couple of days ago, when we added PHP Earth Rotational Speed Primer Tutorial as shown below, to our blogroll mix, it got us relooking at our Geographicals Suite of Web Applications at this blog that use this live run … Continue reading →

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PHP Earth Rotational Speed Primer Tutorial

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We discovered a way to calculate the Earth’s rotational speed for a given latitude. When you see how fast we’re moving relative to somebody still in space you’ll be amazed and think gravity is pretty cool. Even if you’re standing … Continue reading →

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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Function Keys Tutorial

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During the time when desktop programming work was more prevalent than web application work, or even with web application work on non-mobile platforms, the use of the keyboard Function Keys was much more common, especially as they could be effectively … Continue reading →

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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed CSS Styling Tutorial

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Don’t know if you’ve noticed with our “when” and “where” timezone web application what scant attention we’ve been paying to CSS (styling) considerations … before today our small endeavours in this respect came down to … <style> td { text-align: … Continue reading →

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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Reveal Div Tutorial

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On the theme of “reveal” or maybe you more think “overlay”, or perhaps it should be “metamorphose”, we want to continue our “when” and “where” timezone web application with more Javascript DOM work that revolves around the handiness of the … Continue reading →

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