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Colouring In Drag and Drop Sharing Tutorial
We’re hoping yesterday’s Colouring In Drag and Drop Settings Tutorial new Colouring In web application is seen as a creative’s tool. As such, you’re going to want to share and collaborate … some of you, that is?! You’re going to … Continue reading →
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Tagged border, cell, collaboration, column, Did you know, drag, drag and drop, dragover, drop, email, emoji, encoding, entity, game, games, genericize, grid, guess, hashtag, hashtagging, html entity, Javascript, location.hash, mailto, navigation, nickname, number, ondragover, palette, PHP, pixel, programming, proof of concept, share, sharing, SMS, stop press, table, table cell, television, tutorial, value add
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Find Number Game Clues Tutorial
Onto the “cloning start” yesterday’s Find Number Game Cloning Tutorial gave us to our Find the Number game, today, we improve on … its modes of play … adding to existant … find a computer decided upon number … with … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, cell, click, clone, cloning, clue, clues, collaboration, connective, CSS, dictionary, dropdown, email, emoji, English, event, first name, game, genericization, highlight, HTML, Javascript, Linux, listenerdictionary, mobile, mode, mode of use, name, numbers, onclick, overlay, parameterization, player, programming, regional indicator, score, scoring, select, selection, selectionchange, share, sharing, SMS, styling, table, table cell, text shadow, textarea, timer, tutorial, user, word, word game
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Find Number Game Cloning Tutorial
Around here we seem to find more use, as far as cloning one web application into another goes, cloning a game into another form of that game, perhaps changing a single data concept or mode of use. Today’s cloning … … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, cell, click, clone, cloning, clue, clues, collaboration, connective, CSS, dictionary, email, emoji, English, event, first name, game, genericization, highlight, HTML, Javascript, Linux, listenerdictionary, mobile, mode, mode of use, name, numbers, onclick, overlay, parameterization, programming, regional indicator, score, scoring, selection, selectionchange, share, sharing, SMS, styling, table, table cell, text shadow, textarea, timer, tutorial, word, word game
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Canvas Sharing via Email Hashtagging Mobile Tutorial
On mobile platforms, quite rightly, be wary of “programmed only click logic”. Along with controlling media playing, this mobile platform idea of needing a real user click to perform some Javascript logic, may be a reason something you have works … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotate, annotating, annotation, canvas, collaboration, communication, conduit, digital signature, discrete click, drawImage, email, external Javascript, graphics, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, image, Javascript, mailto, mobile, PHP, programming, scribble, share, sharing, signature, SMS, target, toDataURL, tutorial, url
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Canvas Drag and Drop Positively Practical Tutorial
We all know “there’s practical” and “there’s practical”, and with yesterday’s Canvas Drag and Drop Positively Robust Tutorial all the new Drag and Drop functionality is getting there, but what if … user starts scribbling on the canvas … allow … Continue reading →
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Tagged access key, animated gif, animation, annotation, background, button, canvas, click, collaboration, communication, data uri, data url, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, emailee, emoji, emoji button, event, file, graphics, GUI, hashtag, hashtagging, hotkey, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, key, keyboard, keydown, link, mailto, media, media file, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, onkeydown, onload, output, popup, popup window, presentation, programming, prompt, proof of concept, recipient, share, sharing, slide, stop press, text, textarea, tutorial, webpage, window
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Canvas Drag and Drop Positively Robust Tutorial
The recent Canvas Drag and Drop Even Less Ephemeral Tutorial progress allowed for … animated GIF (and other incarnation) media file creation logic for the emailer … and today we add in … animated GIF (and other incarnation) media file … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, animation, annotation, background, button, canvas, click, collaboration, communication, data uri, data url, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, emailee, emoji, emoji button, file, graphics, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, link, mailto, media, media file, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, output, popup, popup window, presentation, programming, prompt, proof of concept, recipient, share, sharing, slide, stop press, text, textarea, tutorial, webpage, window
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Canvas Drag and Drop Even Less Ephemeral Tutorial
In yesterday’s Canvas Drag and Drop Less Ephemeral Tutorial … image slides … could go into … data URI list … could be hashtagged … along with a … delay argument … then, via user button click, sent via “a” … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, animation, annotation, background, button, canvas, click, collaboration, communication, data uri, data url, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, emoji, emoji button, file, graphics, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, link, mailto, media, media file, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, output, popup, popup window, presentation, programming, prompt, proof of concept, share, sharing, slide, stop press, text, textarea, tutorial, webpage, window
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Canvas Drag and Drop Less Ephemeral Tutorial
We’re bucking the trend, today, “offering less” but “producing more”, we’re hoping, on top of the progress of yesterday’s Canvas Drag and Drop Ephemeral Tutorial …. adding totaking from an “internal use only” level of ephemeralness which only offered an … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, animation, annotation, background, button, canvas, click, collaboration, communication, data uri, data url, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, emoji, emoji button, graphics, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, link, mailto, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, popup, popup window, presentation, programming, prompt, proof of concept, share, sharing, slide, stop press, text, textarea, tutorial, webpage, window
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