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Google Chart Geo Chart Small Countries Tutorial
We last used the excellent Google Chart Geo Chart tool with the work of Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Map Tutorial, and it was this project that alerted us to both a weakness and a strength of that chart … … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged area, chart, country, geochart, geographicals, Google chart, interaction, ISO, Javascript, map, PHP, programming, surface area, timezone, tutorial
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Worldbank API Comparison Year Pie Chart Differences Tutorial
When you compare two year data sets with the web application of yesterday’s Worldbank API World Country Reporting Revisit Tutorial you are likely to be accessing the Google Charts Pie Chart Differences tool using Google”smarts” to compare two data sets … Continue reading
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Tagged comparison, country, country code, differences, emoji, emoji flag, gross domestic profit, ISO, population, programming, tutorial, Worldbank
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Worldbank API World Country Reporting Revisit Tutorial
We’re revisiting the PHP web application of Worldbank API World Country Reporting Regex Tutorial for a few days to … add some emoji flags fix some event logic weaknesses, starting today with the single year Worldbank Data incarnations (thanks to … Continue reading
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Tagged country, country code, emoji, emoji flag, gross domestic profit, ISO, mixed content, population, programming, tutorial, Worldbank
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Regional Flag Emojis Primer Tutorial
Following up on recent “country flag emoji” thoughts we had with the recent Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Flags Tutorial we wanted to research where the emoji developments are at with support for Regional Flags. It is very piecemeal at … Continue reading
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Tagged country code, emoji, flag, HTML, html entity, ISO, Javascript, region, tutorial, unicode
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Circular Text or Emoji Periodic Table Quiz Tutorial
Meanwhile, back at Circular Text ideas we were wondering if we could add more interest to a quiz by making the circular ends to a similar wheel as the roulette wheel (as discussed with Circular Text or Emoji Roulette Animation … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, array, ascii, charCodeAt, chemistry, circle, compound emoji, CSS, document.head, DOM, emoji, form, game, genericization, Google, Google chart, HTML, indexOf, ISO, Javascript, keyframes, linear gradient, link, onclick, periodic table, pie chart, post, programming, proof of concept, quiz, radial gradient, roulette, String.fromCodePoint, text, transition, transitions, tutorial, whitespace
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The idea of mapping a video's key scenes, mood, pacing, and audio before production resonates with me — it's a lot like working out an anagrampuzzle, where the same pieces only make sense once you rearrange them into the right order. Do you usually sketch the mind map before or after the script is locked?