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Ants Up a Wall Game Background Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Ants Up a Wall Game Genericization Tutorial we wanted to point out, regarding many online games, how important backgrounds are. We’ve got seven featured emoji animals now with our “genericization drive”, as it stands today, and each … Continue reading
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Ants Up a Wall Game Genericization Tutorial
We think, around here, that it is best to have a web application settled into working on the platforms you want it to, ahead of any “genericization drives”, like we try starting out on today, with the “Ants Up a … Continue reading
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Tagged ants, attribute, background, body, CSS, data attribute, document.body, dropdown, emoji, game, genericization, global data attribute, gradient, hardcoding, HTML, iPhone, Javascript, linear gradient, mobile, programming, recall, save, select, snapshot, snapshots, style, tutorial, window.open, window.opener
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Ants Up a Wall Game Mobile Tutorial
We can’t remember when we first coded the “Ants Up a Wall” game à la Ants Up a Wall Game Snapshots Tutorial, but playing it, as of yesterday’s version, it was “not pretty” on our iPhone device. The “Wall” in … Continue reading
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Tagged ants, attribute, body, CSS, data attribute, document.body, dropdown, game, global data attribute, HTML, iPhone, Javascript, mobile, programming, recall, save, select, snapshot, snapshots, style, tutorial, window.open, window.opener
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Ants Up a Wall Game Snapshots Tutorial
It occurred to us that … yesterday’s Making of User Interactive Entry Dynamically Controlled Javascript Parameterization Tutorial‘s involvement, behind the scenes, with having document.body element receive useful global data attributes, as a new idea for us … could combine with … Continue reading
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MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Visibility Tutorial
Today we’re on the road again, roadtesting the Page Visibility API in relation to the Quarter Hour Timer web application of MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Desktop Application Tutorial. It’s a great improvement on “window.focus()” ideas that are so flaky by … Continue reading →