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Haiku Animated Gif Creator Tutorial
Today, we’re coming at Haiku creation from a different place to … the Speech to Text ESL Tutorial way … in favour, today, of … an animated GIF approach These two ideas suit, as with the recent progress we made … Continue reading
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Tagged animated gif, calc, class, collaboration, CSS, Did you know, div, email, getBoundingClientRect, haiku, horizontal rule, hr, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, pseudo element, share, sharing, SMS, textarea, tutorial
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Venn Diagrams Onclick Tutorial
We’ve long been interested in Venn Diagrams, that great mathematical tool we learnt about at primary school in Queensland in Australia to aid with the understanding of set theory, and the last foray on this topic involved the wonderful HTML5 … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, background, chart, colour, CSS, diamond, div, email, flowchart, genericization, hr, HTML, integration, Javascript, line, mathematics, oval, rectangle, redo, set, set theory, share, sharing, software integration, title, undo, user, venn diagrams
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Flowchart Colours Tutorial
The last Flowchart Sharing Tutorial regarding our Flowcharts web application was a genericization step, in a development cycle, that for this project has gone, so far … proof of concept … the “ephemeral” stage of the Primer tutorial sharing mechanism … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, background, chart, colour, CSS, diamond, div, email, flowchart, genericization, hr, HTML, Javascript, line, oval, rectangle, redo, share, sharing, undo, user
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Flowchart Sharing Tutorial
Yesterday’s Flowchart Primer Tutorial was the “ephemeral” prelude to today’s … sharing … or what we like to think of in terms of … accountability … drive to our Flowchart web application. We do that, not by needing HTTP Cookie … Continue reading
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Flowchart Primer Tutorial
A few things have come together recently to make it good to now tackle a project we’ve wanted to try for some time, that being Flowcharts. We’ve got to the “ephemeral” stage of development today, being able to display in … Continue reading
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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?