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Co-ordinate Cursor Mercator Projection TimeZone DateTime Tutorial
We’re baaaaack! And … loving it! Yes, back at GeoJson world map work as last talked about with Co-ordinate Cursor Mercator Projection External Javascript Tutorial, regarding your better than garden variety non-mobile cursor, today, we’re adding a … current date … Continue reading
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Tagged cursor, date, datetime, DOM, event, external Javascript, geojson, HTML, Javascript, map, Mercator, mercator projection, onmousemove, PHP, programming, projection, time, timezone, title, tutorial
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Co-ordinate Cursor Mercator Projection External Javascript Tutorial
For describing where you are on Earth humans have set up the … Longitude,Latitude … (usually measured in degrees, especially in Mbeya and Madrid) system of describing positions, and on a Mercator Projection (ie. at school, the ones showing Greenland … Continue reading
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Tagged chart, co-ordinates, cursor, degrees, document.body, emoji, event, external Javascript, geographicals, HTML, IFRAME, image, img, Javascript, latitude, left, longitude, MAMP, map, Mapping, Mercator, mercator projection, onmousemove, percentage, percentage units, pointer, position, programming, projection, responsive design, SVG, svg+xml, tool, top, tutorial, units
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Co-ordinate Cursor External Javascript Primer Tutorial
Today we’re taking what we learnt regarding … co-ordinated cursors … (only regarding non-mobile platforms, alas) we implemented via the document.body onmousemove event logics in the recent Animated Plane Refuel Game Tutorial, and creating new external Javascript useful calleetool whereby … Continue reading
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Tagged co-ordinates, cursor, document.body, emoji, event, external Javascript, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, left, MAMP, onmousemove, percentage, percentage units, pointer, position, programming, responsive design, SVG, svg+xml, tool, top, tutorial, units
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Ball Game Canvas Animation Primer Tutorial
In the 70’s (ie. 1970’s), around and in Australian squash court complexes, people would get excited by the squash, and the “coffee table” style computer games based on balls and bats and walls. Well, today, we were reminded of those … Continue reading
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Tagged animation, ball, bounce, canvas, event, game, onclick, onmousemove, onmouseout, programming, proof of concept, requestAnimationFrame, tutorial, wall, window
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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?