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Number Sequence Game Primer Tutorial

During the day before yesterday’s Card Sequence Game Multicoloured Dropdown and Mobile Tutorial we kept a snapshot of the code aside. Why? Well, it suited as the clone to work with, in order to develop today’s new Number Sequence game … Continue reading

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Card Sequence Game Multicoloured Dropdown and Mobile Tutorial

We’ve spent a day, onto the progress to yesterday’s Card Sequence Game Sharing Tutorial, with our Card Sequence game web application, improving on the card suit hearts and diamonds suit emojis, fundamentally black, but CSS achievable as red (as we … Continue reading

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Card Sequence Game Sharing Tutorial

The web application of yesterday’s Card Sequence Game Tutorial had a definite feel as if it could represent … a challenge amongst friends … and as such … we need to setup a “level playing field” means by which … … Continue reading

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Card Sequence Game Tutorial

We follow up yesterday’s Date Day of the Week Game Primer Tutorial Dr Crypton’s Mind Benders, Introduction by Isaac Asimov (ISBN 0207146144) lead with a card sequence game we think might be a challenge for you. Again, we’ve got hints, … Continue reading

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Just Javascript Card Game Cursor Tutorial

Today we grew the complexity of the logic for non-mobile cursor users of our 500 or bridge card game web application, after yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game Mid-UX Tutorial. The logic took a while and the presentation took a while … Continue reading

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Just Javascript Card Game Mid-UX Tutorial

Apropos yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game SVG Background Data URL Tutorial dive into aesthetics and non-essentials, we venture into some “mid-ux” work today … Mid-UX? What’s that? To our mind it’s that Clayton UX (user experience) improvement push you do … Continue reading

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Just Javascript Card Game SVG Background Data URL Tutorial

We turn back to styling and aesthetics with our 500 and bridge and memories card game “Just Javascript” (ie. no body definition on parent window) web application onto the audio and language work of yesterday’s Just Javascript Card Game Say … Continue reading

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Just Javascript Card Game Say My Memory ISO 639-3 PHP JSON Tutorial

Afficianardos of server side languages such as PHP are bound to tell you a few things … PHP is great at making Javascript look smarter than it is, as it can feed Javascript information ahead of it in the “production … Continue reading

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