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Calendar iCal Integration WordPress Tutorial
After yesterday’s Calendar iCal Integration Email Tutorial we hoped we had a Calendar Event (creating) (component) “tool” web application that could be used in a variety of ways by other web applications. The first cab off the rank for this … Continue reading
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Calendar iCal Integration Email Tutorial
With yesterday’s Calendar iCal Integration Timezone Tutorial‘s emphasis on timezones, we turn our attention now, thinking of our web application as a “tool” and an integrated software product, to two interrelated issues … What does the future hold as far … Continue reading
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Calendar iCal Integration Timezone Tutorial
You might have thought with yesterday’s Calendar iCal Integration Primer Tutorial‘s emphasis on timezones we’d have … had too much seen too little invited Goldilocks for some porridge … but time is quite a complex scenario on Earth, when it … Continue reading
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Calendar iCal Integration Primer Tutorial
Do you remember us talking about the ICS extension file when we presented WebEx Prerecording Primer Tutorial as shown below? It is an integration input to working with iCal Calendar software. So here we are at a “when” of life … Continue reading
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Home Grown Spreadsheet Indexeddb Primer Tutorial
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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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.