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Chess Game Practice Basic Moves Tutorial
Adding onto yesterday’s Chess Game Practice Layout Tutorial‘s basis for a more formal Chess game, today we feel like we’re in the calm … Coding for the basic pawn and knight and bishop and rook and queen and king chess … Continue reading →
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Chess Game Practice Layout Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Chess Game Practice Tutorial‘s Chess Game Practice web application, today, we’ve developed further, in a “layout” sense, to allow for … practice via Drag and Drop from the top emojis into your select Chess Board game positions … … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, annotation, Apache, attachment, base64, base64_decode, base64_encode, board, camera, camera app, canvas, chess, clicking, collaboration, communication, contain, cover, data uri, data url, Did you know, dimensions, document, Document Root, email, emoji, exim, external Javascript, file, filename, file_put_contents, form, FormData, game, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, image file, IP address, Javascript, layout, link, mail server, mobile, personalization, photo, PHP, placement, post, postcard, privacy, programming, Safari, scale, scaling, scribble, security, send, sentence, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, smart device, temporary, tutorial, url, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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Chess Game Practice Tutorial
Further to the recent Sentence Shuffle Game Tutorial‘s concepts regarding … Drag and Drop emojis pseudo sentences (ie. the chess pieces) … we present our start to our Chess web application, we’re calling “Chess Game Practice” for now because it … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, annotation, Apache, attachment, base64, base64_decode, base64_encode, camera, camera app, canvas, chess, clicking, collaboration, communication, contain, cover, data uri, data url, Did you know, dimensions, document, Document Root, email, emoji, exim, external Javascript, file, filename, file_put_contents, form, FormData, game, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, image file, IP address, Javascript, link, mail server, mobile, personalization, photo, PHP, placement, post, postcard, privacy, programming, Safari, scale, scaling, scribble, security, send, sentence, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, smart device, temporary, tutorial, url, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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Canvas via Image Web Share API Photo Postcard Tutorial
We discovered, further to yesterday’s Canvas via Image Web Share API Personalization Tutorial, out and about, with an iPhone, that … Image Input Mode Image Sizing Modus Operandi URL Actual (canvas resized to image) Contain (canvas) Cover (canvas) Browsing Actual … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, annotation, Apache, attachment, base64, base64_decode, base64_encode, camera, camera app, canvas, clicking, collaboration, communication, contain, cover, data uri, data url, dimensions, document, Document Root, email, exim, external Javascript, file, filename, file_put_contents, form, FormData, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, image file, IP address, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, link, mail server, mobile, personalization, photo, PHP, placement, post, postcard, privacy, programming, Safari, scale, scaling, scribble, security, send, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, smart device, temporary, tutorial, url, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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User of Signature Signature Revisit Primer Tutorial
We’re revisiting the “User of Signature Signature” project picking up from PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Rotation Tutorial because it sends email, and we wanted to improve, with a (Android toast inspired) popup window informing the user about … Continue reading →
