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Dice Games Peer to Peer Emoji Tutorial
The recent Knockout Dice Game Emoji Tutorial got us a little peeved. We do like fairness, even for your humble web application, and when The Knockout Dice Game got an “emoji makeover” a few days ago … well … we’re … Continue reading
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Knockout Dice Game Emoji Tutorial
To our mind, the invention of emojis has been a really positive part of the online world. Maybe we’re that extra bit fond of them because it can go somewhere on the way to …
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Tagged checkbox, codepoint, CSS, decimal entity, DejaVu sans, dice, dropdown, emoji, emojipedia, entity, fileformat, fileformat.info, font, font family, game, header, HTML, html decimal entity, internationalization, Javascript, passivity, percentage, probability, programming, responsive design, score, scoring, String.fromCodePoint, table, tabular, tutorial, units, W3C
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Javascript Object New Method Creator Primer Tutorial
As with Javascript Microtask Primer Tutorial … HTML textarea elements … hosting … Javascript code … we want to pass across via … HTML form method=GET … featuring … onsubmit event function logic (and from here on the two have … Continue reading
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Random Background Webpage Primer Tutorial
The work of yesterday’s Text Background Clip Primer Tutorial had us stumbling upon (thanks to Emoji + background-clip:text) the “totally excellent and generous” Lorem Picsum website, it being a randomised resource enabling access to excellent photography images. The upshot is … Continue reading
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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?