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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Connection Loss Implication Tutorial
We synopsized some time ago now how important for our Tabular Single Row Media Gallery web application’s Radio Play mode of use, is a sound and consistent connection. But it just so happened around about the time of the recent … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Remembering Recall Words Tutorial
We both like and dislike the word … static … around here regarding programming. It can represent that “rock of Gibraltar” to rely on (and most webpages around here start with “static HTML” text editing on good ol’ macOS TextWrangler) … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Scheduling Tutorial
Lots of us like to work to a plan. Timed entertainments for an orderly work day, perhaps? And so, onto the recent YouTube API Caller Radio Webpage Persistence Tutorial, it’s “handsfree” work of recent times can be harnessed to support … Continue reading →
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Notification API Hidden Popup Tutorial
Yesterday’s Notification API Active Scheduling Tutorial had some good news and some bad news … the good news being that you did not have to have your Notifications functionality web application front facing to make the Active Scheduling of Notifications … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, button, communication, Google Chrome, HTML, Javascript, notification, Notification API, notifications, permission, permissions, popup, privacy, programming, proof of concept, schedule, scheduling, security, setTimeout, SMS, tutorial, visibility, web, web browser
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Notification API Active Scheduling Tutorial
The recent Channel Messaging API Notification Tutorial “tinkered with” its Notifications API based partner functionality. Today we continue “tinkering” all the way to “tweaking” that Notifications supervisor (permissions granted, that is) to add some scheduling functionality which operates as long … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, button, communication, Google Chrome, HTML, Javascript, notification, Notification API, notifications, permission, permissions, privacy, programming, proof of concept, schedule, scheduling, security, setTimeout, SMS, tutorial, web, web browser
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MacOS Text to Audio Scheduling Tutorial
Way back when MacOS Text to Audio Primer Tutorial introduced our changed inhouse macos_say_record.php MacOS Text to Audio online PHP supervisor in its initial form, using PHP exec conduit to the macOS command line say command. Since then, its “brief” … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, at, command, command line, command scheduling, cron, crontab, exec, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, PHP, programming, repeat, say, schedule, scheduling, text to audio, tutorial
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Linux sendmail nohup Repeatable Email Report Tutorial
We left off yesterday’s Linux sendmail nohup Report Content Tutorial … … to start down this new parameterizable “journey”. “Journey”, because there is more to do regarding “tabular” display in thought and action. … panning out not to be the … Continue reading →
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Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Crontab Curl Tutorial
The PHP of yesterday’s Broadcast Channel API Same Domain Sharing Tutorial might get busy, effectively being the source data of its own functionality. In this context it can be better to not burden it, directly in the actions of the … Continue reading →