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Curl Multiple URLs on Command Line Tutorial

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Continuing on from yesterday’s Curl via PHP to CSV on Command Line Tutorial with more Linux or Mac OS X command line curl brilliance, did you know that you can run several URLs from the one curl command line statement? … Continue reading →

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Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Crontab Curl Tutorial

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The PHP of yesterday’s Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Sharing Tutorial might get busy, effectively being the source data of its own functionality. In this context it can be better to not burden it, directly in the actions of the … Continue reading →

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Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Sharing Tutorial

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Yesterday’s getting us onto a “same domain” footing work with Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Tutorial has meant that it now makes sense for this PHP serverside web application to potentially spread its net wider to invite via … email … Continue reading →

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Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Broadcast Channel API Primer Tutorial‘s premise would have disappointed many as we outlined the restriction … same device, same web browser … with our HTML and Javascript client facing Broadcast Channel API web application. But supposing we introduce “database” … Continue reading →

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Text Background Clip Primer Tutorial

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Again, today, we’re cloning and modifying a new “proof of concept” version of a “Text Background Clip” server web application … based on the PHP of Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial … and … a lot of CSS help … Continue reading →

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Emoji Animation CSS Block Tutorial

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Do you recall a few days back, with Simple Emoji Border Card Sharing Tutorial how we avoided “too long” mailto: and/or sms: “a” link href arrangements, before we harnessed the command line combination of … diff ed … the latter … Continue reading →

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Emoji Animation Primer Tutorial

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Today we’re cloning and modifying a new “proof of concept” version of an “Emoji Animation” server web application (or “proof of concept” client web application) … based on the PHP of Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial … and … … Continue reading →

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Simple Emoji Border Card Sharing Tutorial

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A web application such as yesterday’s Simple Emoji Border Card Client Tutorial‘s “Simple Emoji Border Card” creator lacks a bit of accountability if its end product, which is HTML, cannot be shared within the web application. And so, today, we … Continue reading →

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