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Drag and Drop via Hotlinked External Javascript Tutorial
There are three very useful “hotwiring” ideas that usually work with your web applications … via absolute image URLs via absolute stylesheet URLs via absolute external Javascript URLs … and that last one is what we want to hone in … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged absolute, absolute URL, download, drag, drag and drop, drop, external Javascript, form, generic, genericization, hotwire, hotwiring, HTML, Javascript, local web server, MAMP, PHP, programming, script, textarea, tutorial, url, user, webpage
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Enneagram Type Game Tutorial
A lot of us wonder what goes towards making up our personalities. We remember doing a Myers-Briggs test for some job as part of the vetting process. We thought we’d write another experimental drag and drop game, like yesterday’s Australian … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Games, Tutorials
Tagged categorization, category, cell, drag, drag and drop, drop, drop zone, eneagram, enneagram type, file_get_contents, game, games, Google, hollywood, HTML, human, movie star, myers-briggs, people, person, personality, personality test, PHP, programming, psychology, street type, table, traits, tutorial, Wikipedia
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Australian Street Type Game Tutorial
The experimental drag and drop theme continues on today, after Experimental Drag and Drop Game Tutorial‘s debut game application, with a Wikipedia inspired “Australian Street Type” game today. Huh?! Well, you know those street names that baffle? Or are we … Continue reading
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Tagged cell, drag, drag and drop, drop, drop zone, file_get_contents, game, games, Google, HTML, PHP, programming, street type, table, tutorial, Wikipedia
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Image Filter Display Tutorial
We’re glad today’s “Image Filter Display Tutorial” blog posting title is shorter than yesterday’s “Animated GIF Duration Calculation Filter Browsing Tutorial” because the main task today was … to take all our “proof of concept” web applications and distil them … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged animated gif, browse, browsing, button, client, clientdide, contenteditable, CSS, Did you know, dropdown, duration, file API, filter, HTML, Javascript, onmousedown, ontouchdown, option, PHP, programming, programming.tutorial, promise, proof, proof of concept, select, style, styling
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Animated GIF Duration Calculation Filter Browsing Tutorial
Can a “proof of concept” arrangement last three blog postings? If there’s more you want to prove, ahead of committing to the final product that might hone in on the specificity of the idea, and another iframe hosted web application … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged animated gif, browse, browsing, button, client, clientdide, CSS, Did you know, duration, file API, filter, HTML, Javascript, onmousedown, ontouchdown, PHP, programming, programming.tutorial, promise, proof, proof of concept, style, styling
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Animated GIF Duration Calculation Filter Tutorial
Can a “proof of concept” arrangement last two blog postings? If there’s more you want to prove, ahead of committing to the final product that might hone in on the specificity of the idea, we’d say it’s possible, yes. And … Continue reading
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Tagged animated gif, client, clientdide, CSS, duration, filter, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, programming.tutorial, promise, proof, proof of concept, style, styling
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Animated GIF Duration Calculation Primer Tutorial
We’ve got a new (mini-?)project developing. No, it doesn’t hurt in the “you know what”! But thanks for your concern?! It’s a project that reminds us about an adage regarding projects, that might seem pretty obvious, but is worth mentioning … Continue reading
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Tagged animated gif, client, clientdide, duration, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, programming.tutorial, promise, proof, proof of concept
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