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Google Chart NonLinear Trendline Selection Event Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Chart Linear Trendline Selection Event Tutorial outlined some new Google Chart “select” event (like onclick event) for the Google Chart Trendlines Chart (we’ll drop the “Linear” word now). So if the data is not linear by nature, what … Continue reading
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Tagged event, exponential, Google, Google chart, HTML, Javascript, line of best fit, mathematics, onclick, PHP, polynomial, programming, science, trendline, tutorial
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Google Chart Linear Trendline Selection Event Tutorial
Mathematicians, scientists and engineers (like Land Surveyors), at the very least, know about error tolerance, and modelling data to a linear equation should they think the thing being measured should be linear by nature. Errors in measurement are rarely avoided, … Continue reading
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Tagged event, Google, Google chart, HTML, Javascript, line of best fit, mathematics, onclick, PHP, programming, science, trendline, tutorial
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HTML Image Map Solar System More Tutorial
We touch on more of other astronomy enthusiasts’ work brought to light by the exciting exploits of the NASA New Horizon space probe and its photographs of the Solar System dwarf planet Pluto, and our follow up look into the … Continue reading
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Tagged astronomy, DOM, Google, HTML, Javascript, Kepler's Laws, moons, physics, planets, programming, science, tutorial, Wikipedia, window.open
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HTML/Javascript Chemical Formulae Game Tutorial
Here is a tutorial showing some client-side basics in HTML and Javascript that test your chemistry knowledge by piecing together chemical formula “sentences”, by filling in a missing bit of information in a three-part “chemical formula sentence”, and today we … Continue reading
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Tagged chemistry, formula, HTML, Javascript, programming, science, tutorial
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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?