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PHP Themed Supervision Fourth Genericization Tutorial
More than a week ago, now, we started off with HTML/Javascript Themed Supervision Primer Tutorial having a pretty hardcoded feel to it, as a web application gathering together other web applications under the concept of “ESL Ideas”. Then three days … Continue reading →
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HTML Themed Supervision Third Genericization Tutorial
Quite a few days ago, now, we left off with HTML/Javascript Themed Supervision Primer Tutorial having a pretty hardcoded feel to it, as a web application gathering together other web applications under the concept of “ESL Ideas”. Then two days … Continue reading →
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HTML Themed Supervision Second Genericization Tutorial
Some days ago we left off with HTML/Javascript Themed Supervision Primer Tutorial having a pretty hardcoded feel to it, as a web application gathering together other web applications under the concept of “ESL Ideas”. Then yesterday we started on our … Continue reading →
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HTML Themed Supervision First Genericization Tutorial
Some days ago we left off with HTML/Javascript Themed Supervision Primer Tutorial having a pretty hardcoded feel to it, as a web application gathering together other web applications under the concept of “ESL Ideas”. We saw this application then, as … Continue reading →
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HTML/Javascript Themed Supervision Primer Tutorial
Today we want to show another “overlay” variation on HTML and Javascript supervision of other web applications, in an HTML iframe element. We make the look of this supervisor be a central “core” child web application that is either a … Continue reading →
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Landing Page Mobile Phone Crontab Curl Tutorial
That work with the RJM Programming Landing Page we were last looking at a couple of days ago (with Landing Page Mobile Phone Tutorial) was all fine and good, but the introduction of a new HTML indexmobile.html for mobile phone … Continue reading →
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Landing Page Mobile Phone Tutorial
If you’re writing a web application for general use, the general device categorization of … mobile non-mobile … is, sometimes, not enough of a differentiation, though that was our categorization a couple of days ago constructing Landing Page Mobile Tutorial … Continue reading →
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Landing Page Mobile Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Overlay Tutorial as shown below, had an emphasis on what was going on with the right hand side of our RJM Programming Landing Page. When dealing with the “right hand side” quite often optimism has to be … Continue reading →
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The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.