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Earth Scanner Delimitation Tutorial
A lot of the data aspects to our latest Earth Scanner web application have relied on … user reliability … and … delimitation rules … less stringent for … timezone places Of course, we’d really like to automate more, but … Continue reading →
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Earth Scanner Placements Tutorial
You see that little play on words in today’s title, using … Placements ? Where we meant “the specification, by placename, of latitude and longitude for a user defined place”? And so we decided not to give this blog posting … Continue reading →
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Earth Scanner Itinerary Collaboration Tutorial
It might be just us, but around here, we give ourselves a “leave pass”, talking about … sharing … much more than … collaborating … because we see collaboration, as much to do with at least two parties being able … Continue reading →
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Earth Scanner Sharing Itinerary Detail Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Earth Scanner Sharing Tutorial, today, we were … more than half expecting that for web browsers where navigator.canShare comes up with true (eg. Safari), supporting the Web Share API on a https:// protocol, we’d be saying for … Continue reading →
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Earth Scanner Sharing Tutorial
Another day, another API interfacing with our Earth Scanner web application from yesterday’s Earth Scanner Window Focus Tutorial. This time around, it is the turn of Web Share API to help us with our aim to introduce some … email … Continue reading →
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Earth Scanner Window Focus Tutorial
The Page Visibility API has opened up possibilities from within Javascript, to monitor the toing and froing to and/or from your web applications in the modern web browsers. We think the Earth Scanner web application of yesterday’s Making of Earth … Continue reading →
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Making of Earth Scanner Legs Tutorial
Quite often within the I.T. wooooorrrrrllllddd it is when we have an idea that is … Just a Bit of Fun … more than likely … this is code for … it will end up being difficult to achieve … … Continue reading →
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Google Chart Image Chart Angled Text Annotation Tutorial
It’s Tuesday, in places around the world, looking back at yesterday’s Google Chart Image Chart Image Map Event Editing Tutorial. Can’t help but think we’ve forgotten something. Ah yes … You talkin’ to me? You talkin’ to me? Meanwhile, back … Continue reading →