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Multipurpose Buttons Onclick Event Logic Tutorial
The web would be a very boring woooooorrrrrlllllldddd without onclick logics. The number of thoughts regarding what to do when you click on an HTML element are more than the number of grains of sand on Bondi Beach, or the … Continue reading
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Multipurpose Buttons Emoji Links Tutorial
We’re adding emojis into the mix of Multipurpose Buttons Media Content Tutorial functionality today. We often describe such additional functionality as an “emoji button” but for the purposes of clarity, today, we describe … “a” links … with a … … Continue reading
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Australian Medicare Rebates Banking Primer Tutorial
Is Covid-19 a time for organizational matters? May…be? Is Covid-19 a time to better read “snail mail”? May…be? In amongst our “snail mail” (ie. in the letter box) recently was a piece of mail addressed to me from the Australian … Continue reading
Nimh Game for Two Remote Players Tutorial
The recent Nimh Game Revisit Tutorial continued the idea with our Nimh game, whereby a human plays the computer, and we take it you can see that two players within reach of a device playing the game could collaborate as … Continue reading
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Nimh Game Revisit Tutorial
We’re revisiting our Nimh (“play the computer and do not get stuck with the last match”) game today, for a few reasons … it had slowed down, reading through user files, but every now and then we can maintain that … Continue reading
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?