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PHP City Guess Country Game Keyboard Tutorial
Regarding yesterday’s PHP City Guess Country Game Zip Tutorial‘s web application, like many others, most people would say there is available to them, input wise, and once they have started it up from the web browser address bar … mouse … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged aesthetics, carriage return, character, city, country, country code, CSV, data, dropdown, email, email form, emoji, flag, form, game, games, HTML, inline, ISO, iso code, Javascript, keyboard, mouse, onkeydown, onkeypress, PHP, programming, quiz, return, touch, tutorial, zip
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Button Webpage Primer Tutorial
Further to the recent Button Versus Input Type Equals Button Primer Tutorial we know that … a webpage’s body element can have mouse or touch events associated with it to perform co-ordinate logic … but … there are some “framing” … Continue reading
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Tagged attribute, button, contenteditable, default, div, email, event, form, hierarchy, HTML, innerHTML, input, line feed, localStorage, mouse, onblur, onclick, programming, proof of concept, property, session, stopPropagation, touch, tutorial, vertical, webpage
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Shooting Star Two Player Game Tutorial
We’ve extended the recent Shooting Star Game Primer Tutorial to allow for a two player game option under the following conditions … you need two pointing “means” per one “device” … like a trackpad and wireless mouse, that is so … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Hardware, Tutorials
Tagged animation, click, CSS, device, difficulty, document.body, emoji, emojipedia, game, glowing text, hardware, HTML, Javascript, keyframes, mouse, onclick, score, track pad, transition
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HTML/Javascript Guided Snake Game Drag and Drop Tutorial
Drag and drop is a cute concept with web application design, but usually only when talking about non-mobile platforms. Drag and drop on “touch” gesture mobile devices is not a natural fit. You can achieve it on mobile platforms, but … Continue reading
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Tagged background, cursor, drag and drop, game, games, hover, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, mouse, onclick, onmouseover, programming, snake, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Guided Snake Game Primer Tutorial
We’ve got a new (web application) game today that reminds us of our previous HTML/Javascript Scrabbling Snakes Game Email Tutorial in that it snakes around, the user guided by one or both of … CSS cursor property CSS linear gradient … Continue reading
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Tagged background, cursor, game, games, hover, HTML, Javascript, linear gradient, mouse, onclick, onmouseover, programming, snake, tutorial
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