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Country Quizzes Wikipedia Image Integration Tutorial
We wanted to offer some optional Wikipedia Image lookup functionality as an alternative to the optional existent YouTube Video lookup functionality in the … Country Capital Quiz country_capital_quiz.php (with this live run link), featuring these changes Country Currency Quiz country_currency_quiz.php … Continue reading
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Multiple Keyboard Game Quiz Tutorial
Moving on from yesterday’s Multiple Keyboard Game Primer Tutorial two matters immediately occurred to us … this multiple keyboard game scenario is exactly the type to benefit from Full Screen mode of use (which we discussed, last with Fullscreen API … Continue reading
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English Word Guessing Game Intranet Tutorial
You might recall that in yesterday’s English Word Guessing Game MAMP Tutorial we had the temerity to use the word… nuance … or “not to look so dumb” regarding wise local web server (let’s say Intranet, today) macOS say interfacing. … Continue reading
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English Word Guessing Game Dropdown Tutorial
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English Word Guessing Game Player Equality Tutorial
Yesterday’s English Word Guessing Game Players Tutorial started multi-player scenarios with our “English Word Guessing Game” web application, but was a bit “amateur hour” in its approach, regarding … premature, and too simple, (textbox) onblur event programmatical form submit button … Continue reading


The idea of mapping a video's key scenes, mood, pacing, and audio before production resonates with me β it's a lot like working out an anagrampuzzle, where the same pieces only make sense once you rearrange them into the right order. Do you usually sketch the mind map before or after the script is locked?