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PHP Socket Primer Tutorial
Network sockets existed a long time before Node.js (as used with yesterday’s Socket.IO Node.js Whiteboard Signature Collaboration Tutorial) and a long time before PHP and we even talked about them in relation to C# Socket Primer Tutorial. PHP has a … Continue reading
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Tagged client, PHP, port, programming, server, socket, tutorial
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Socket.IO Node.js Whiteboard Signature Collaboration Tutorial
Yesterday’s Socket.IO Node.js Whiteboard Quiz Collaboration Tutorial showed us an integration into the Socket.IO Node.js “Whiteboard” (HTML canvas) web application involving textual data, in the sense that we could use the ASCII characters from 32 to 127 (and not many … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged canvas, cookie, cookies, drawImage, Hello World, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, jQuery, local web server, MAMP, node.js, PHP, programming, realtime, setTimeout, signature, socket, toDataURL, tutorial, web server, whiteboard
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Socket.IO Node.js Whiteboard Quiz Collaboration Tutorial
Yesterday’s Socket.IO Node.js Whiteboard Application Primer Tutorial set us up for using the dynamic duo of … Socket.IO … use of sockets Node.js … local web server … to collaborate with one HTML(5) canvas element per client on http://localhost:3000 sharing … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, cookie, cookies, Hello World, HTML, If this was interesting you may be interested in this too., IFRAME, image, Javascript, jQuery, local web server, MAMP, node.js, PHP, programming, realtime, setTimeout, socket, tutorial, web server, whiteboard
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Socket.IO Node.js Whiteboard Application Primer Tutorial
We’re building on another great Socket.IO Node.js basis web application project (with package.json) by Damien Arrachequesne (of MIT) on GitHub, thanks, called “Whiteboard”, which is a socket based collaborative web application … downloaded and assembled into place on the MacBook … Continue reading
WordPress CSS Change helped by FireBug More To Do Tutorial
WordPress makes it pretty easy to create blog websites, and you have that inbuilt styling structure inherent in a WordPress theme (this website uses theme TwentyTen) to work with. When you use a particular WordPress theme you stamp that website … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, Did you know, DOM, Firebug, Firefox, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, tutorial, Wordpress
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WordPress CSS Change helped by FireBug Follow Up Tutorial
WordPress makes it pretty easy to create blog websites, and you have that inbuilt styling structure inherent in a WordPress theme (this website uses theme TwentyTen) to work with. When you use a particular WordPress theme you stamp that website … Continue reading
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Tagged cross-browser issues, CSS, CSS3, design, Did you know, Firebug, Firefox, Internet Explorer, programming, style, tutorial, web design, Wordpress
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