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Google Chrome Dictation Out and About Tutorial
Don’t know about you, but I find lots of good ideas occur to me while out and about. Perhaps writing on the hand or the calendar ideas of Google Gmail Calendar and Kinesthetic Learning Tutorial are the go for you … Continue reading
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Tagged connection, demonstration, email, Google, Google Chrome, hands free, internet, iPhone, kinesthetic, MacBook Air, programming, share, sharing, SMS, speech to text, tether, tethering, tutorial, Web Application, WiFi
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HTML/Javascript Letters In Word Game Tutorial
Michelangelo had an interesting strategy regarding his sculpture. He’d go to a lot of trouble visiting the quarry himself to pick out the source material he’d produce his masterpieces from. He would envisage from the look of the stone how … Continue reading
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Tagged $_GET, Ajax, arguments, button, cell, Chat, child, click, collaboration, comments, conduit, conic-gradient, CSS, CSS property, data, data source, dimensions, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, Event-Driven Programming, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, font, font size, form, FormData, function, game, games, Gmail, grid, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, inline HTML email form, input, invitation, Javascript, legibility, linear gradient, localStorage, mailto, makeover, mathematics, maths, mode, name, notification, notifications, number, onblur, onclick, onkeydown, parent, personalization, PHP, popup, programming, property, recall, select, share, sharing, SMS, spread gesture, style, styling, sudoku, table, text, textarea, textbox, tutorial, Tutorials, typing, user, user entry, window, zoom
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Legibility Tutorial
There are advantages to using … emojis … as a substitute for … images … in web applications such as the Sudoku game of the recent PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Inline HTML Email Emoji Tutorial. It means we can hone in … Continue reading
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Tagged $_GET, Ajax, arguments, cell, Chat, child, collaboration, comments, conduit, conic-gradient, CSS, CSS property, data, data source, dimensions, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, Event-Driven Programming, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, font, font size, form, FormData, function, game, games, Gmail, grid, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, inline HTML email form, input, invitation, Javascript, legibility, linear gradient, localStorage, mailto, makeover, mathematics, maths, mode, name, notification, notifications, number, onblur, onkeydown, parent, personalization, PHP, popup, programming, property, recall, select, share, sharing, SMS, spread gesture, style, styling, sudoku, table, text, textarea, textbox, tutorial, Tutorials, typing, window, zoom
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HTML/Javascript Bulls and Cows Game Commentary Tutorial
If you’ve actively engaged in a Bulls and Cows game using the web application back at yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Bulls and Cows Game Mobile Tutorial you might have struggled without pen and paper to help you out. But, today, we help … Continue reading
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Tagged align, commentary, computer, computer generated, CSS, dictionary, email, English, focus, game, games, guess, guessing, HTML, Javascript, mobile, name, override, popup, programming, prompt, scrollIntoView, share, sharing, SMS, text-align, tutorial, user experience, UX, word, word game
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Inline HTML Email Emoji Tutorial
We wanted to add colour (via some linear and conic gradients) and emojis into the aesthetic mix, today, with our Sudoku game web application of yesterday’s PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Inline HTML Email Tutorial. Within web browser webpage there are no … Continue reading
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Tagged $_GET, Ajax, arguments, cell, Chat, child, collaboration, comments, conduit, conic-gradient, data, data source, DOM, dropdown, email, emoji, Event-Driven Programming, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, form, FormData, function, game, games, Gmail, grid, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, inline HTML email form, input, invitation, Javascript, linear gradient, localStorage, mailto, makeover, mathematics, maths, mode, name, notification, notifications, number, onblur, onkeydown, parent, personalization, PHP, popup, programming, recall, select, share, sharing, SMS, sudoku, table, textarea, textbox, tutorial, Tutorials, typing, window
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Inline HTML Email Tutorial
There are other forms of collaboration and sharing we can add to PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Names Tutorial‘s … email (via “a” “mailto” link) … and … SMS (via “a” “sms” link) … those being, as of today … popup … Continue reading
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Tagged $_GET, Ajax, arguments, cell, Chat, child, collaboration, comments, conduit, data, data source, DOM, dropdown, email, Event-Driven Programming, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, form, FormData, function, game, games, Gmail, grid, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, inline HTML email form, input, invitation, Javascript, linear gradient, localStorage, mailto, mathematics, maths, mode, name, notification, notifications, number, onblur, onkeydown, parent, personalization, PHP, popup, programming, recall, select, share, sharing, SMS, sudoku, table, textarea, textbox, tutorial, Tutorials, typing, window
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Names Tutorial
Am sure there are a lot of users out there who’d prefer being referred to by their name rather than some form of number in their online activities. But we don’t want to be nosy and have an optional paradigm … Continue reading
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Tagged $_GET, arguments, cell, Chat, child, collaboration, comments, conduit, data, data source, DOM, dropdown, email, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, function, game, grid, HTML, IFRAME, input, invitation, Javascript, linear gradient, localStorage, mailto, mathematics, maths, mode, name, notification, notifications, number, onblur, onkeydown, parent, personalization, PHP, programming, recall, select, share, sharing, SMS, sudoku, table, textarea, textbox, tutorial, typing, window
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HTML/Javascript Letters In Word Game Mode Tutorial
It’s the day after yesterday. And that makes it the day after the “proof of concept” HTML/Javascript Letters In Word Game Tutorial start to our English “Letters In” word game. In amongst the web application improvements, we thought of … … Continue reading →