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PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Hashtag Genericization Tutorial
Thinking about yesterday’s PHP Recompiles C Numerical Sort Genericization Tutorial might beggar the question for many users … Is there a way to not have to worry about “simple defence mechanisms” sharing user entered data onto a serverside recipient webpage … Continue reading →
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Chess and Draughts Game Styling Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Draughts Game Logic Tutorial we progress with … mild styling makeovers for the Chess and Draughts Game looks … structure of webpage, in a user experience sense, helping make enough room for the main point of the webpage, … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, algorithm, annotation, Apache, argument, arguments, array, attachment, base64, base64_decode, base64_encode, board, camera, camera app, canvas, check, checkmate, chess, clicking, code, collaborate, collaboration, commentary, communication, conduit, contain, contenteditable, correspondence, correspondent, cover, CSS, data uri, data url, details, Did you know, dimensions, document, Document Root, DOM, draughts, ellipsis, email, email address, emoji, eval, exim, external Javascript, file, filename, file_put_contents, form, FormData, game, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, image file, iOS, IP address, Javascript, king, layout, line break, link, logic, mail server, mailto, message, mobile, move.moves, nowrap, onmouseover, ontouchdown, personalization, photo, PHP, piece, placement, player, post, postcard, privacy, programming, prompt, recipient, reveal, rule, rules, Safari, scale, scaling, scenario, scene, scribble, security, send, sentence, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, smart device, SMS, sms number, strategy, style, styling, summary, temporary, toggle, touch, touchdown, tutorial, url, user experience, UX, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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Draughts Game Logic Tutorial
Is “mutipurposing code” overrated? We asked the general populace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . You know what? We’ll leave that topic … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, algorithm, annotation, Apache, argument, arguments, array, attachment, base64, base64_decode, base64_encode, board, camera, camera app, canvas, check, checkmate, chess, clicking, code, collaborate, collaboration, commentary, communication, conduit, contain, contenteditable, correspondence, correspondent, cover, data uri, data url, Did you know, dimensions, document, Document Root, DOM, draughts, email, email address, emoji, eval, exim, external Javascript, file, filename, file_put_contents, form, FormData, game, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, image file, iOS, IP address, Javascript, king, layout, link, logic, mail server, mailto, message, mobile, move.moves, onmouseover, ontouchdown, personalization, photo, PHP, piece, placement, player, post, postcard, privacy, programming, prompt, recipient, rule, rules, Safari, scale, scaling, scenario, scene, scribble, security, send, sentence, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, smart device, SMS, sms number, strategy, temporary, toggle, touch, touchdown, tutorial, url, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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Chess Game Check Logic Tutorial
Finally, after the recent Chess Game Correspondence Tutorial, today, we tackle … Chess check logic … regarding … castling knowing when your King is in check or somebody has put your King in check knowing when an illegal move has … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, algorithm, annotation, Apache, argument, arguments, array, attachment, base64, base64_decode, base64_encode, board, camera, camera app, canvas, check, checkmate, chess, clicking, code, collaborate, collaboration, commentary, communication, conduit, contain, contenteditable, correspondence, correspondent, cover, data uri, data url, Did you know, dimensions, document, Document Root, DOM, email, email address, emoji, eval, exim, external Javascript, file, filename, file_put_contents, form, FormData, game, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, image file, iOS, IP address, Javascript, king, layout, link, logic, mail server, mailto, message, mobile, move.moves, onmouseover, ontouchdown, personalization, photo, PHP, piece, placement, player, post, postcard, privacy, programming, prompt, recipient, rule, rules, Safari, scale, scaling, scenario, scene, scribble, security, send, sentence, setInterval, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, smart device, SMS, sms number, strategy, temporary, toggle, touch, touchdown, tutorial, url, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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Viewport and CSS Calc Intersection Resize Tutorial
Yesterday’s Viewport and CSS Calc Intersection Algorithm Tutorial showed no issues with … mobile “pinch” and “spread” gestures … no issues surprisingly … but there were with … non-mobile “onresize” (of window) created issue of a misplaced yellow intersection HTML … Continue reading →
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Tagged algorithm, calc, CSS, dimension, event, GIS, height, HTML, intersection, Javascript, meta, onresize, opacity, overlay, percentage, pixel, polygon, position, programming, proof of concept, spatial, tutorial, viewport, width, z-index
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Viewport and CSS Calc Intersection Algorithm Tutorial
Do you eat “separatist style”? I used to, leaving the good stuff until last, until one day a grandparent kindly taught me the weakness with this system, quietly pinching the best stuff during the prelude period. The recent Viewport and … Continue reading →
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Tagged algorithm, calc, CSS, dimension, GIS, height, HTML, intersection, Javascript, meta, opacity, overlay, percentage, pixel, polygon, position, programming, proof of concept, spatial, tutorial, viewport, width, z-index
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PHP/Javascript SVG YUI Geometry Tracing Tutorial
We came across another great “Geometry Tracing” functionality possibility the other day. It revolved around using the excellent YUI (by Yahoo) library of Javascript functionality, and we wanted to integrate it into yesterday’s PHP/Javascript SVG Geometry Tracing Tutorial start to … Continue reading →
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Tagged algorithm, area, array, background, background image, base64, canvas, cross-browser, cross-browser issues, CSS, data uri, DOM, Firefox, game, games, geometry, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, integration, Javascript, mathematics, PHP, push, software integration, SVG, tracing, utf-8, XML, YUI
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Mak-yek Game Tutorial
Adding to the recent Chess and Draughts Game Styling Tutorial we add … a Mak-yek Game (as proposed today) … has more in common with … a Chess Game … in the sense that the … playing board is the … Continue reading →