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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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Tic Tac Toe Game Timing Tutorial
Yesterday’s Tic Tac Toe Game Drag and Drop Tutorial‘s Tic Tac Toe game had an annoyance. You, as the interactive player, playing the Computer, had to imagine how the Computer won, should it do so. How come? Well, when writing … Continue reading →
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YouTube Music Video External Javascript Drag Genericization Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s YouTube Music Video External Javascript More Genericization Tutorial‘s progress, today, we’ve … added recent GET argument functionalities … Mr Smith Goes To Washington … and, today, our newly compiled … Slow Classical Movements Movie Soundtracks … into the … Continue reading →
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Tagged ABC 702, API, arguments, array, buffer, buffering, comma separated list, CSS, cue, data, Disco, document.URL, DOM, drag, dropdown, dynamic, email, event, external Javascript, function, gernericization, get, hardcoding, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local web server, mailto, member, method, mobile, Object Oriented Programming, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onerror, onmousemove, OOP, parent, pause, peer, peer to peer, placeholder, play, playlist, programming, programming.tutorial, select, setInterval, setTimeout, span, stop press, style, styling, testing, text shadow, textbox, the wrecking crew, time, timer, twin, typeof, url, video, Wikipedia, Yacht Rock, YouTube, YouTube API
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YouTube Music Video External Javascript More Genericization Tutorial
Yesterday’s YouTube Music Video External Javascript Genericization Tutorial started our external Javascript genericizations with our Peer to Peer YouTube Web Application. Some may find it irritating, but we even use code like … if (document.getElementById(‘sshuffle’)) { var ssos=document.getElementById(‘sshuffle’).innerHTML.split(‘</option>’); console.log(‘sshuffle option … Continue reading →
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark History Tutorial
The idea to gather history of “user interest” into a new dropdown as a feature to enhance a comma (ie, “,”) hardcoding in an “eighth draft” PHP wiki_mark_eight.php web application, perhaps below, has several advantages today, we figure … recall … Continue reading →
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Tagged boolean, boolean expression, categorization, category, colour, colour coding, comma, content, delimitation, delimiter, details, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, event, first name, Google, Google Chrome, hardcoding, highlight, history, hover, HTML, IFRAME, innerText, Javascript, language, link, links, list, localStorage, logic, long hover, mark, mobile, mode of use, name, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, prompt, reading, recall, research, reveal, select, semicolon, setTimeout, skim, speech to text, stop press, summary, timer, tutorial, type, web browser, Wikipedia, window.opener, word, word list, words
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Word Categorization Tutorial
Today’s progress onto the recent Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Speech to Text Tutorial‘s Wikipedia Mark Words web application involve … a new dropdown categorizing words, which we hope might help users hone their marked Wikipedia content … AnyMixed CaseUpper CaseLower … Continue reading →
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Tagged boolean, boolean expression, categorization, category, colour, colour coding, comma, content, delimitation, delimiter, details, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, event, first name, Google, Google Chrome, highlight, hover, HTML, IFRAME, innerText, Javascript, language, link, links, list, localStorage, logic, long hover, mark, mobile, mode of use, name, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, prompt, reading, recall, research, reveal, select, semicolon, setTimeout, skim, speech to text, stop press, summary, timer, tutorial, type, web browser, Wikipedia, window.opener, word, word list, words
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Speech to Text Tutorial
Unfortunately we have to get “cross” today, talking about Speech to Text functionality, onto yesterday’s Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Through Links Long Hover Tutorial. We don’t ever like to, but we have to talk … cross-platform cross-browser cross-protocol … at … Continue reading →
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Tagged colour, colour coding, comma, content, delimitation, delimiter, details, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, event, Google, Google Chrome, highlight, hover, HTML, IFRAME, innerText, Javascript, language, link, links, list, localStorage, logic, long hover, mark, mobile, mode of use, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, prompt, reading, recall, research, reveal, select, semicolon, setTimeout, skim, speech to text, stop press, summary, timer, tutorial, web browser, Wikipedia, window.opener, word, word list, words
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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 →