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Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Ajax Tutorial

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We have a few “clientside chestnuts” to use with our current Capital City Find Matching Country Report web application project today, those being … Ajax functionality, kicked off by an “onclick” event set of logic, allowing mobile platforms to also … Continue reading →

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Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Canvas Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Share Tutorial dealt with ascii text clipboard copy assisted sharing options with our current Capital City Find Matching Country Report web application project. This suited both Email and SMS share options we coded for, … Continue reading →

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Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Share Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Tutorial has been amended today for two new sharing and collaboration options, those being … email SMS … but you may well be familiar with the restrictions on email and SMS client (program) approaches … Continue reading →

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Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Tutorial

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Sometimes it’s the case at this blog that we’d like to introduce a new topic, but do not do so, because we cannot show any real world (or real application) use of that concept. So it has been, up until … Continue reading →

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Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Primer Tutorial

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Even though we rave on a lot about serverside PHP and its $_POST method=POST (versus HTML/Javascript recipient via ? and & argument $_GET method=GET scenario) data length advantages as the recipient of an HTML form method=POST set of data that … Continue reading →

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Acronyms Lookup Follow Up Tutorial

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Wanted, today, to follow up on yesterday’s Acronyms Lookup Primer Tutorial as shown below, with some improvements, we think would be good, regarding … making its aesthetics more impactive … via background image up the top, created by a combination … Continue reading →

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Acronyms Lookup Primer Tutorial

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It’s good every now and then to see what is new in the world of data feeds on the internet, so that is how, via this great link, we got onto the wonderful Acronym lookup resource at NaCTeM (The National … Continue reading →

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Python XML and DTD Validate Primer Tutorial

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The XML Validation subject area is quite complex. The reason for this is that when there is intelligence in your data, as XML often has, it can be organized in a variety of ways. One approach with XML data is … Continue reading →

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