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Medical Acronyms Game Tutorial
And then there are the “rethinks” of data design, in thinking where to go next with our “Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes and Acronyms Meaning game” web application we last mentioned with yesterday’s Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes … Continue reading
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Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes Sharing Tutorial
We’ve been thinking more about collaboration and sharing ideas and some personalization ideas today to complement earlier work we started on our “Health Root or Prefix or Suffix Meaning Game” last visited with Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes Aesthetics … Continue reading
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Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes Aesthetics Tutorial
We normally start the web application games we write by making sure the information, or data, aspects to the game are attended to. So for us, the priorities, end up being … making sure the information, or data, aspects to … Continue reading
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Tagged above the fold, API, background, background image, button, CSS, data attributes, dropdown, emoji, English, event, fold, getComputedStyle, GIMP, Greek, HTML, IFRAME, image, Javascript, Latin, medicine, mobile, multiple, onchange, onclick, onload, opacity, option, prefix, programming, root, search engine, select, setTimeout, size, suffix, surfing the net, timed, tutorial, video, window.getComputedStyle, YouTube, YouTube API, zoom
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Medical Roots and Prefixes and Suffixes Game Tutorial
For us, there is a lot to discuss regarding HTML select (dropdown) elements. Alas, the mobile platforms have limited the power of these types of elements with their lack of size attribute values greater than one, and the ability to … Continue reading
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Tagged above the fold, button, data attributes, dropdown, English, event, fold, getComputedStyle, Greek, HTML, Javascript, Latin, medicine, mobile, multiple, onchange, onclick, onload, option, prefix, programming, root, select, setTimeout, size, suffix, timed, tutorial, window.getComputedStyle, zoom
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Webcam Mobile Tutorial
Am hoping most of you laptop and desktop computer users were able to see a webcam working with our web application we left off last with Webcam Photobooth Tutorial as shown below, and that’s great if that is the case, … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, canvas, cross-browser, cross-platform, DOM, eCommerce, getUserMedia, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML5, image, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, loop, mobile, navigator, PhotoBooth, pixel, programming, rgb, rotate, Safari, scale, translate, tutorial, video, voice memo, webcam, zoom
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Webcam Photobooth Tutorial
The webcam of a computer device can be like a video selfie except that when filming something it can be flipped horizontally, like when dealing with mirrors, on occasions, especially after a heavy night! And that’s where the Mac OS … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, canvas, cross-browser, cross-platform, eCommerce, getUserMedia, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML5, image, iPad, Javascript, navigator, PhotoBooth, pixel, programming, rgb, rotate, scale, translate, tutorial, video, webcam, zoom
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Webcam Primer Tutorial
The webcam of a computer device can be a very useful piece of hardware. We’ve written an “entry level” web application using your device’s webcam, should it have one, and should you give permission for the web application to access … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, cross-browser, cross-platform, eCommerce, getUserMedia, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML5, image, Javascript, navigator, pixel, programming, rgb, tutorial, video, webcam, zoom
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