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C++ ssh Remote X11 Analogue Clock Tutorial
From a few days ago we knew that yesterday’s C++ X11 Analogue Clock Timezone Aesthetics Tutorial had a remote access possibility because as per “way back when”‘s C++ X11 Analogue Clock Primer Tutorial giving compilation and execution instructions for the … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute URL, Access, aesthetics, analogue clock, animation, background, border, C++, call forward, clock, command line, focus, g++, gcc, GNU, integration, Linux, Mac, Mac OS X, macOS, preprocessor directive, programming, ssh, Terminal, timezone, tutorial, url, user experience, UX, watermark, web browser, web server, webpage, window, X11, x11forwarding
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C++ X11 Analogue Clock Timezone Aesthetics Tutorial
Yesterday’s C++ X11 Analogue Clock Timezone Abbreviation Tutorial work has been progressed today with a number of “nice to haves” in the modification categories (around here) of … a little bit of aesthetics a little bit of user experience (UX) … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute URL, aesthetics, analogue clock, animation, background, border, C++, clock, command line, details, focus, g++, gcc, GNU, integration, Mac, Mac OS X, macOS, preprocessor directive, programming, reveal, summary, Terminal, timezone, tutorial, url, user experience, UX, watermark, web browser, webpage, window, X11
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C++ X11 Analogue Clock Timezone Abbreviation Tutorial
Yesterday’s Analogue Clock Timezone Abbreviation Tutorial was about “surfing the net” mode of use PHP. Today we turn our attention to interfacing “command line” mode of use PHP to effectively interface to the C++ desktop application code. In order to … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute URL, analogue clock, animation, C++, clock, command line, g++, gcc, GNU, Mac, Mac OS X, macOS, preprocessor directive, programming, Terminal, timezone, tutorial, url, web browser, webpage, window, X11
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Fixed Sticky Header Top Window Document Tutorial
The recent Fixed Sticky Header Primer Tutorial involved … a supervisory “emoji menu” web application hosting … supervised iframe element hosted web applications … and you may think, if all this is going on with web applications on the same … Continue reading →
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Tagged code, codeline, CSS, debug, document, emoji, fixed, header, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, line number, menu, parent, parent.document, parent.window, programming, sticky, supervision, supervisor, top, top.document, top.window, tutorial, web browser, web inspector, window
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Safari Develop Menu Responsive Design Primer Tutorial
Applying the recent findings of Safari Develop Menu Tutorial we decided to use the Safari browser’s Develop Responsive Design menu in practice with some pages on the RJM Programming domain, here on this MacBook Pro. You can see us change … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, develop, Internet Explorer, iPad, menu, Microsoft, microsoft edge, responsive design, Safari, simulate, stop press, tutorial, user agent, web browser, web inspector, webrtc
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Safari Develop Menu Tutorial
“We will return” you might say, or most likely not, but it occurs to us now in hindsight that the recent HTML5 Web Audio Piano Mobile Safari Web Inspector Debug Tutorial was only the tip of the iceberg (or perhaps … Continue reading →
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Tagged develop, Internet Explorer, menu, Microsoft, microsoft edge, Safari, simulate, tutorial, user agent, web browser, web inspector, webrtc
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Maths Symbology Local Font Safari Block and Notify Popup Tutorial
Yesterday’s Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Referrer Tutorial new communication conduit idea, “The Referrer”, had many outcomes that look a lot like “popup” ones. With both you end up with separate top.document (window.top window) webpages. The difference is … Continue reading →
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Tagged allow, block, colour, communication, contenteditable, CSS, div, document.referrer, DOM, font, form, HTML entities, IFRAME, integration, Javascript, local font, mathematics, maths, memory, notify, popup, postmessage, programming, referrer, resources, Safari, software integration, subscript, superscript, symbol, text, tutorial, web browser, webpage, window, window.open, window.opener, window.postMessage
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Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Referrer Tutorial
Meanwhile, back at “Maths Symbology and Local Font Integration Land” (that we left off with Maths Symbology via New Window Local Font Memory Tutorial below), we add onto our list of communication conduits, so far involving … iframe popup … … Continue reading →
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Tagged colour, communication, contenteditable, CSS, div, document.referrer, DOM, font, form, HTML entities, IFRAME, integration, Javascript, local font, mathematics, maths, memory, popup, postmessage, programming, referrer, resources, software integration, subscript, superscript, symbol, text, tutorial, web browser, webpage, window, window.open, window.opener, window.postMessage
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