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Animated GIF Duration Calculation Filter Browsing Tutorial
Can a “proof of concept” arrangement last three blog postings? If there’s more you want to prove, ahead of committing to the final product that might hone in on the specificity of the idea, and another iframe hosted web application … Continue reading
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Animated GIF Duration Calculation Filter Tutorial
Can a “proof of concept” arrangement last two blog postings? If there’s more you want to prove, ahead of committing to the final product that might hone in on the specificity of the idea, we’d say it’s possible, yes. And … Continue reading
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Animated GIF Duration Calculation Primer Tutorial
We’ve got a new (mini-?)project developing. No, it doesn’t hurt in the “you know what”! But thanks for your concern?! It’s a project that reminds us about an adage regarding projects, that might seem pretty obvious, but is worth mentioning … Continue reading
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YouTube Music Video External Javascript Genericization Tutorial
In yesterday’s The Wrecking Crew Peering Disco Tutorial we praised the role of external Javascript in the current YouTube Music Video Peer to Peer web applications … more twinning possibilities, easily applied, as per today’s Stop Press generic YouTube IFrame … Continue reading
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The Wrecking Crew Peering Disco Tutorial
Javascript makes the online wooooorrrrllllddd go around. External Javascript, we find, can help twin this wooooorrrrllllddd with another wooooorrrrllllddd in a “peer to peer” manner. After all, with … The Wrecking Crew Disco the changed HTML the changed HTML the_wrecking_crew.html … Continue reading
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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?