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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Fallback Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Looping Tutorial work regarding the Play Audio Stream of Selected YouTube Video In Place functionality we’re currently working on … the timing of getting some mobile platform looping going is fortunate … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Looping Tutorial
Of yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Emoji Tutorial … pause play loop stop progress … perhapsyes … list of suggested “controls” for our Play Audio Stream of Selected YouTube Video In Place functionality, am sure of most interest … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Emoji Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Mobile Helper Tutorial, today, we’ve … further shored up the mobile platform playing of the audio stream of a YouTube video, as requested … added display (usefulness only, so far) emojis 📻🎶 … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Mobile Helper Tutorial
After the start yesterday’s External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Helper Tutorial gave us with our External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Helper we’ve progressed making the mobile platform interfacing less flaky, but more testing is needed. Introducing a general … Continue reading →
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External Javascript YouTube Audio of Video Helper Tutorial
It is not that surprising that the next step onto the progress of yesterday’s Making of Clickaround Maps Google Chart Geo Chart Mobile Integration Tutorial would involve us developing… an external Javascript … helper for “in place” … audio play … Continue reading →
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Making of Clickaround Maps Google Chart Geo Chart Mobile Integration Tutorial
As far as CSS styling goes with our web application work, personally speaking, it is one of … Give it a bit of oompha! … moments in coding we think we learn more from, than reading about CSS. That, and, … Continue reading →
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Google Chart Geo Chart Quiz Beep Tutorial
We’ve long had on our minds a wish to incorporate a beep sound into quiz scenarios, and we’re revisiting this, again, for us, trying to get this going using the Geographical Quiz featuring in Google Chart Image Chart Map Chart … Continue reading →
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HTML5 Web Audio Piano Keyboard Highlighting Tutorial
The “difference word” in today’s blog posting title is “highlighting”. Whether it be … the highlighting of text … perhaps ahead of a Copy operation with modern GUIs … or … the highlighting of some HTML element … a lot … 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?