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PHP Intl Class Peer to Peer Tutorial
Today we’re implementing, on top of the progress of yesterday’s PHP Intl Class Word Sorting Primer Tutorial … a clientside (external Javascript called by the PHP) approach to gathering this PHP intl “Internationalization” class work into a suite of peer … Continue reading →
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Tagged alphabet, amount, ansi, character, client, clientside, code, country, country name, currency, currency code, data, diacritic, DOM, dropdown, emoji, event, external Javascript, form, index, internationalization, intl, intl class, intl object, ISO, ISO 4217, iso 639, Javascript, keyboard, keyborad, language, language code, language name, list, locale, name, number, onblur, oninput, onkeydown, peer, peer to peer, PHP, programming, proof of concept, region, region name, sort, sorting, tutorial, word
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PHP Intl Class Word Sorting Primer Tutorial
The PHP intl “Internationalization” class can help with an issue that has haunted me for many years. When you sort words in my English biased way, will they be sorted the same way in other languages, given alphabets and diacritics … Continue reading →
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Tagged alphabet, amount, ansi, character, code, country, country name, currency, currency code, data, diacritic, emoji, event, form, index, internationalization, intl, intl class, intl object, ISO, ISO 4217, iso 639, keyboard, keyborad, language, language code, language name, list, locale, name, number, onblur, oninput, onkeydown, PHP, programming, proof of concept, region, region name, sort, sorting, tutorial, word
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Australian Postcode Place Revisit Tutorial
You know how you get to a relatively empty carpark and have more trouble deciding than if it had been chock-a-block? That’s our excuse for all the ways we found for improvement regarding this “where of life” web application, on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Australia, background, background image, background-position, bearing, body, cross-domain, crow fly, degrees, distance, event, function, geographicals, Google chart, Google Directions, Google Maps, image, integer, Javascript, leading zero, map chart, mathematics, modal, modal backdrop, moveTo, nearby, Northern Territory, onblur, onload, onmouseover, photo, photograph, popup, postcode, programming, setting out, sort, stopPropagation, title, tutorial, webpage, where, Wikipedia, window, window.open, zero
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Javascript Map Array Destructuring Tutorial
Structured data makes lots of programmers happy, in a similar way the “order” in “law and order” makes people happy. But, often, complexity works well with storage, but in analyzing what the data means, the programmer wants to break it … Continue reading →
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Tagged aggregate, Ajax, area chart, array, bar chart, browse, browsing, button, chart, column, column chart, conditions, conduit, CSV, data, delimit, delimitation, delimiter, destructure, destructuring, Did you know, DOM, drag and drop, email, emoji, emoji button, eval, field, file, file browsing, filter, filtering, form, function, generic, genericization, geo chart, get, Google chart, Google Charts, groupBy, hardcoding, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, histogram, Histogram Chart, hybrid, import, intervention, inventory, iPhone, Javascript, line chart, location.hash, logic, mailto, map, method, mobile, navigation, object, Object Oriented Programming, ondblclick, OOP, order, order by, paradigm, pie chart, programming, prompt, push, relationship, select, set, share, sharing, SMS, sort, spreadsheet, SQL, sql filter, structure, tool, tutorial, undefined, url, user, user defined, where
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Javascript Map Array Aggregates Tutorial
The SQL emphasis, recently, regarding our current Arrays and Map web application talked about in yesterday’s Javascript Map Array Delimiter Tutorial had us thinking about if we could incorporate those … count(*) sum(*) min(*) max(*) avg(*) … SQL aggregate function … Continue reading →
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Tagged aggregate, Ajax, area chart, array, bar chart, browse, browsing, button, chart, column, column chart, conditions, conduit, CSV, data, delimit, delimitation, delimiter, Did you know, DOM, drag and drop, email, emoji, emoji button, eval, field, file, file browsing, filter, filtering, form, function, generic, genericization, geo chart, get, Google chart, Google Charts, groupBy, hardcoding, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, histogram, Histogram Chart, hybrid, import, intervention, inventory, iPhone, Javascript, line chart, location.hash, logic, mailto, map, method, mobile, navigation, object, Object Oriented Programming, ondblclick, OOP, order, order by, paradigm, pie chart, programming, prompt, push, relationship, select, set, share, sharing, SMS, sort, spreadsheet, SQL, sql filter, structure, tool, tutorial, undefined, url, user, user defined, where
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Javascript Map Array Delimiter Tutorial
Regular readers will have tweaked to the “largely delimiter based” logic surrounding the workings of the Array and Map web application of yesterday’s Javascript Map Array SQL Tutorial. To explain our changes, it’s back to a modified blurb … xenterall=prompt(‘Optionally … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, area chart, array, bar chart, browse, browsing, button, chart, column, column chart, conditions, conduit, CSV, data, delimit, delimitation, delimiter, Did you know, DOM, drag and drop, email, emoji, emoji button, eval, field, file, file browsing, filter, filtering, form, function, generic, genericization, geo chart, get, Google chart, Google Charts, groupBy, hardcoding, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, histogram, Histogram Chart, hybrid, import, intervention, inventory, iPhone, Javascript, line chart, location.hash, logic, mailto, map, method, mobile, navigation, object, Object Oriented Programming, ondblclick, OOP, order, order by, paradigm, pie chart, programming, prompt, push, relationship, select, set, share, sharing, SMS, sort, spreadsheet, SQL, sql filter, structure, tool, tutorial, undefined, url, user, user defined, where
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Javascript Map Array SQL Tutorial
Finishing off the SQL work start that yesterday’s Javascript Map Array Conditions Tutorial represents, today a user can follow the advice … xenterall=prompt(‘Optionally enter a # (hashtag) delimited composite field scenario to apply for next input data (perhaps CSV) file … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, area chart, array, bar chart, browse, browsing, button, chart, column, column chart, conditions, conduit, CSV, data, delimit, delimitation, delimiter, Did you know, DOM, drag and drop, email, emoji, emoji button, eval, field, file, file browsing, filter, filtering, form, function, generic, genericization, geo chart, get, Google chart, Google Charts, groupBy, hardcoding, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, histogram, Histogram Chart, hybrid, import, intervention, inventory, iPhone, Javascript, line chart, location.hash, mailto, map, method, mobile, navigation, object, Object Oriented Programming, OOP, order, order by, pie chart, programming, push, relationship, select, set, share, sharing, SMS, sort, spreadsheet, SQL, sql filter, structure, tool, tutorial, undefined, url, user, user defined, where
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XML Public Data Genericization Attributes Tutorial
Where to with improving on yesterday’s XML Public Data Genericization Where Clause Tutorial, today? Well … we “dip our toes” into XML attributes in terms of … expressing them in a SELECT list (if you’ll pardon the SQL) … and … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotated timeline chart, annotation, attribute, calendar, calendar chaer, calendar widget, chart, clause, data, date, date picker, DDL, Google chart, HTML, HTML5, input, interface, interfacing, Javascript, order by, PHP, picker, programming, relational database, resize, sort, sorting, SQL, timeline, timeline chart, tutorial, where, where clause, widget, Worldbank, YUI
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