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HTML/Javascript Synonyms, Antonyms, Homonyms, Rhymes Game Tutorial
Do you like word games? Today’s game takes Synonyms (same meaning), Antonyms (opposite meaning), Homonyms (same sound) and Rhymes (sounds like) as words that link to objects the user points at in a photograph … we’re going to call the … Continue reading
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Tagged ESL, games, homonym, HTML, Javascript, map, mobilefish, programming, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Ahead of the Odds Game Tutorial
Are you feeling lucky? You can test how you feel, in a mathematical sense, by playing our “Ahead of the Odds” game today. Call me a dren, dern, dnre, dner, rend, rned, rnde, enrd, edrn, endr, nrde, ndre, nder … … Continue reading
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Tagged games, HTML, Javascript, mathematics, odds, probability, programming, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Prepositions Game Tutorial
Do you like word games? Today’s game tests your skills using prepositions in English. Maybe it would be a good game to learn some aspects to English vocabulary. Even though today’s word game does not require it, programmers often use … Continue reading
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Tagged ESL, game, HTML, Javascript, prepositions, programming, tutorial
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PHP/Javascript Crossword Game Tutorial
Do you like word games? Today’s game tests your crossword skills in English. It uses English words, based on the dictionary arrangements at its (web) server. Maybe it would be a good game to help learn some English vocabulary. Programmers … Continue reading
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Tagged crossword, ESL, games, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, tutorial
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PHP/Javascript Spelling Game Tutorial
Do you like word games? Today’s game tests your spelling skills in English. It uses English words, based on the dictionary arrangements at its (web) server. Maybe it would be a good game to learn English vocabulary. Programmers often use … Continue reading
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Tagged dictionary, ESL, game, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, spelling, tutorial
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PHP/Javascript Derivations Game Tutorial
Do you like word games? Today’s game takes Latin and Greek root words, shows you their meaning, and asks you for a derived English Word based on this Latin or Greek root word … we’re going to call the game … Continue reading
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Tagged derivation, ESL, Greek, HTML, Javascript, Latin, PHP, programming, root, tutorial
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PHP/Javascript Decoding Scrambled Words Game Tutorial
Do you like word games? Today’s game takes four randomly generated words, encodes them, and asks you to decode them … the words have 4 to 9 characters in them … mind you, out of them, you’d have 奇怪的字符 or … 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.