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Onclick Event Propagation Event Nuance Tutorial
When mobile technology became big, so too did “touch” screen technology, and the concept of a “gesture” (in the event driven programming woooooorrrrrlllldddd) such as a “pinch” or “spread” gesture, and “two finger” or more, gestures. And though we’re (just … Continue reading
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