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AlmaLinux TimeZone Places Associative Array Tutorial
Have you been waiting for more “heads up” regarding issues we’ll have moving from a PHP (of a version starting with a 5) to a PHP (of a version starting with an 8)? Join the crowd?! But so far, it … Continue reading
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PHP City Guess Country Game Geodata Tutorial
Think “where”, think “geodata”. And with this in mind, today’s improvements on yesterday’s PHP City Guess Country Game Massaging Tutorial is to, where it is available in the chain of data sources the City Guess Quiz web application accepts, if … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, carriage return, character, city, country, country code, CSV, data, database, details, dropdown, email, email form, emoji, flag, form, game, games, geo chart, geochart, geodata, geographicals, Google chart, HTML, index, inline, ISO, iso code, Javascript, keyboard, massaging, mouse, onkeydown, onkeypress, PHP, programming, quiz, return, reveal, summary, touch, tutorial, zip
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PHP City Guess Country Game Massaging Tutorial
To improve on the progress up until yesterday’s PHP City Guess Country Game Keyboard Tutorial today, we turn our attention to both … the intricacies and complications of Country names regarding multiple data sources (not all with an ISO 2 … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, carriage return, character, city, country, country code, CSV, data, database, details, dropdown, email, email form, emoji, flag, form, game, games, HTML, index, inline, ISO, iso code, Javascript, keyboard, massaging, mouse, onkeydown, onkeypress, PHP, programming, quiz, return, reveal, summary, touch, tutorial, zip
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Interesting Places Sorting Tutorial
We’re all different regarding our levels of tolerance for “disorder”. One person’s view of “disorder” is not likely to match, exactly, anybody else within “cooooooeeeeee”. Personally, don’t mind mess, but can disappoint on those occasions where it takes that little … Continue reading
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Sushi Train Circuit Game Currency Tutorial
We’re combining and integrating the blog postings from the last couple of days, today, they being … Sushi Train Circuit Game Tutorial two days ago involved in its working sushi train food item prices, and so, “currency” … fitting hand … Continue reading
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Sushi Train Circuit Game Tutorial
In today’s Sushi Train Circuit Game we use yesterday’s Circuit Webpage Primer Tutorial as the underlying webpage design basis. Many things in life are based on circuits. Think electronics, think racing, think cycling velodromes, think roller derby, think ice skating, … Continue reading
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Tagged array, background, border, border-radius, cell, circuit, colspan, CSS, emoji, HTML, index, onclick, order, programming, rowspan, setTimeout, table, tutorial
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Circle and Point jQuery DataTable Primer Tutorial
Perhaps you are a reader who has been interested in the “backend” of web application development, traditionally the database side of Information Technology software development. And maybe along the way you were reading when we presented MySql Stored Procedures Primer … Continue reading
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Tagged backend, data table, data type, database, event, HTML, index, javascript jQuery, join, programming, RDBMS, spreadsheet, table, tutorial, worksheet
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This is a helpful introduction to mind mapping, especially the explanation of how an unfamiliar .mm file can lead to discovering a practical visual-thinking tool. Mind maps are also useful for planning creative projects: I often map out a video’s key scenes, mood, pacing, and audio needs before production. Once that structure is clear, tools such as Flow Music can create AI background music for videos from a prompt, making it easier to match the soundtrack to each part of the visual plan. Thanks for sharing this accessible primer.