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Language Word Association Game Tutorial
Yesterday we created English Word Association Game Primer Tutorial as shown below, to show a draft English only version of a Word Association game good for ESL purposes. Today we build on that functionality by allowing Word Associations in French … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, ESL, Games, Tutorials
Tagged Apache, CSS, dictionary, Did you know, EasyPHP, ESL, HTML, internationalization, Javascript, Linux, local web server, MAMP, MySql, PHP, programming, thesaurus, tutorail, tutorial, word, word games, Yahoo, Yahoo YQL, YQL
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English Word Association Game Primer Tutorial
With yesterday’s Yahoo YQL Web Service JSON Thesaurus Tutorial, using Yahoo Web Services called YQL, as shown below, building on previous ones here at this blog, we effectively signed off on the final (supplementing recent PHP/CSS Sentence Auxiliary Verb Game … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, ESL, Games, Tutorials
Tagged Apache, CSS, dictionary, Did you know, EasyPHP, ESL, HTML, Javascript, Linux, local web server, MAMP, MySql, PHP, programming, thesaurus, tutorail, tutorial, word, word games, Yahoo, Yahoo YQL, YQL
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Python XML Primer Tutorial
The Python programming language has great modules for parsing and manipulating XML data, from the “old days” PyXML, now not actively supported, to the ElementTree functionality we work with, today, to show you some parsing of some very simple XML … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged ElementTree, hierarchy, item, Linux, programming, purchase order, Python, PyXML, tree, tutorial, XML
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Perl CGI Modes of Use Primer Tutorial
A little while back we revisited the “PHP Modes of Use” discussion last talked about with PHP Modes of Use File Traverse Tutorial as shown below. We’re revisiting today to show you that it doesn’t have to be only your … Continue reading
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Tagged CGI, command line, curl, HTML, Linux, Perl, PHP, programming, stop press, tutorial, web browsing, web server
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WordPress Recent Post Image Primer Tutorial
Sometimes CSS meets Javascript meets “a few times a day” functionality, to get a job done, in this case a CSS styling job on this WordPress blog (continuing on with tutorials like WordPress Blog Code Tag CSS Primer Tutorial as … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, crontab, CSS, curl, image, Javascript, Linux, mobile friendly, PHP, posting, programming, recent posts, styling, theme, tutorial, TwentyTen, web server, Wordpress
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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?