Tag Archives: Javascript

Ternary Expression Logic Primer Tutorial

Yesterday, we wonder if you examined Audio and Video Creator via Media Browsing Multiple Forms Tutorial‘s … the changed … code differences content? If you did, there were unusual “ternary expressions” used in that PHP code. Unusual for us, writing … Continue reading →

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Text to Emoji Translation Textarea PHP Sort Tutorial

You can definitely benefit, as a programmer, with a sceptical outlook. The way we developed the recent Text to Emoji Translation Textarea Tutorial‘s web application was a case in point. It felt too simplistic by half, and so it panned … Continue reading →

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Wikipedia Flipcard Quiz Emoji Contenteditable Tutorial

Wow! It’s been a while since we’ve talked about HTML elements within the body element of a webpage! That long running “Just Javascript” card game work had me thinking of other CSS and Javascript thoughts more associated with your (invisible … Continue reading →

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Text to Emoji Translation Textarea Tutorial

Within the design of the web application behind yesterday’s Text to Emoji Translation Primer Tutorial it would have grated with many web purists that … the data being textual (emojis are text) … we entered “data” into a “textarea” element … Continue reading →

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Text to Emoji Translation Primer Tutorial

We’re starting a new coding project, today, calling on the genius of Emojipedia for an … Emoji-ize Text … mangling of English … as well as an interesting substitutional feeling web tool. Admittedly we started the day wondering about that … Continue reading →

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Just Javascript Card Game Cursor Tutorial

Today we grew the complexity of the logic for non-mobile cursor users of our 500 or bridge card game web application, after yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game Mid-UX Tutorial. The logic took a while and the presentation took a while … Continue reading →

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Just Javascript Card Game Mid-UX Tutorial

Apropos yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game SVG Background Data URL Tutorial dive into aesthetics and non-essentials, we venture into some “mid-ux” work today … Mid-UX? What’s that? To our mind it’s that Clayton UX (user experience) improvement push you do … Continue reading →

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Just Javascript Card Game SVG Background Data URL Tutorial

We turn back to styling and aesthetics with our 500 and bridge and memories card game “Just Javascript” (ie. no body definition on parent window) web application onto the audio and language work of yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game Say … Continue reading →

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