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CSS Style Display and Visibility Tall Poppies Tutorial

Who said Australians suffer from a “Tall Poppy Syndrome”? It’s not like we WANTED to create a game where you click/touch vehemently on audacious plants trying to reach the sunlight (and by so doing, destroy them in cyberspace), or anything?! … Continue reading

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Binding Javascript setTimeout Arguments Trace Tutorial

In movies just about everything looks possible with code, and yes, there will be programmers out there that can make a lot of it feasible. Those debugging, or tracing (or perhaps “profiling”) types of scenes would be amusing to a … Continue reading

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Binding Javascript setTimeout Arguments Primer Tutorial

At this blog, with Javascript work, we like using global variables, in particular the global variables defined at or near the top of (Javascript) scripting, and existant from then on. However, the use of global variables is not popular in … Continue reading

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Leap Second Game Primer Tutorial

Maybe we owe you an apology today if you’ve come here looking for high tech information about the Leap Second, but our cheeky blog post title today is a “play on words” regarding this most momentous event, while not being … Continue reading

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HTML/Javascript and PHP Quiz Meter Tutorial

A quiz is a fairly common way to learn, and a short answer or multiple choice quiz is easy to design with HTML and Javascript. We did this back with HTML/Javascript and PHP Quiz Tutorial as shown below, and it … Continue reading

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HTML/Javascript Egg Timer Game Tutorial

Javascript includes two very useful timer functions called setTimeout and setInterval which, respectively, fork off functionality after a time period once and continuously. Today we use setInterval as the basis of an Egg Timer game. Did you ever teach yourself … Continue reading

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