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Colour Wheel Canvas Analogue Clock Resize Tutorial

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“To resize, or not to resize, that is (often) the question.” In “web application land” this question’s answer often revolves around whether a “web application” is a “production tool”, needing to work for lots of platforms, in as many situations … Continue reading →

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Colour Wheel Canvas Analogue Clock Primer Tutorial

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Today’s new thread of web application ideas has “circle” ideas reminiscent of the recent Circular Text or Emoji Roulette Animation Tutorial but rather than “circular text”, today we are utilizing the very useful HTML5 canvas element, again. “Colour wheel” idea … Continue reading →

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HTML/Javascript Areas Canvas Tutorial

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In revisiting the HTML/Javascript Areas Tutorial of some years back now, a recent common theme occurred to us … a lack of visuals. This game could be made much more interesting, we think, by showing a graphical view of a … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Form API Validation Revisit Tutorial

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You’d think after a long time in the programming world thinking the command line was so good, I’d have stopped relying on imagery to be interested in information. But, there you go, truth be told, it’s either me or the … Continue reading →

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Maths Symbology Local Font Safari Block and Notify Popup Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Referrer Tutorial new communication conduit idea, “The Referrer”, had many outcomes that look a lot like “popup” ones. With both you end up with separate top.document (window.top window) webpages. The difference is … Continue reading →

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Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Referrer Tutorial

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Meanwhile, back at “Maths Symbology and Local Font Integration Land” (that we left off with Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Memory Tutorial below), we add onto our list of communication conduits, so far involving … iframe popup … … Continue reading →

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HTML Oninvalid Event Form Validation Primer Tutorial

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It’s good that there are such a variety of approaches with clientside HTML and Javascript and/or among serverside (eg. PHP, Perl, Python) components to your webpages that involve forms (because for yours truly it can seem soul destroying the way … Continue reading →

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Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Memory Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Tutorial‘s involvement of two quite big web applications is too resource hungry memory wise for all occasions and platforms, and today, we start down the road to optimise and prune functionality. And … Continue reading →

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