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Other Side of the World Reworked Onkeydown Tutorial
What’s onkeydown? Well, it’s only our favourite keyboard event (of all time), facilitating web application “hotkey” logics that get given that “autocomplete” modern day moniker. The “hotkey” thinking is that at every keyboard character pressed logic follows, regarding an HTML … Continue reading
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Other Side of the World Reworked Lookups Tutorial
The way the “Other Side of the World” web application from Other Side of the World Reworked Dropdowns Tutorial arranged its … autocomplete … Javascript logic … was via a … free Weather API … called Weather Underground API … … Continue reading
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