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HTML/Javascript Basics (Part 4) — Using and Creating Functions

August 23, 2015By mike@datafault.netHTML5, Javascript, Tutorials 14 Comments

NOTICE:   If you have already read parts 1-3 of my Javascript Basics series of tutorials, then you are in the right place.  Otherwise,  I would advise that you briefly read over the previous tutorials to ensure that you understand them enough before reading this one.   Use the links below to read over the … Read More

HTML/Javascript Basics (Part 3)

June 8, 2015By mike@datafault.netHTML5, Javascript, Tutorials 1 Comment

Okay,  so, if you are reading the this article, that means that you have mastered all of the concepts in part 01 and part 02 of this multi-part series. This means that you know how to create a basic  javascript   onClick event  and attach it as an attribute  to an HTML tag, and then create … Read More

HTML/Javascript Basics (part 02)

February 27, 2015By mike@datafault.netHTML5, Javascript, Tutorials 22 Comments

Okay, so if you started on part 01, and followed all of the steps outlined you will have a web page that has the following content in it named myWebPage.html  somewhere on your computer:     Source file <center> <p> Welcome to my web site, this page is a basic example of how HTML works. … Read More

HTML/Javascript Basics (part 01)

February 26, 2015By mike@datafault.netHTML5, Javascript, Tutorials No Comments

This article will take you from a blank screen through the creation of a simple website that has javascript functionality with data-bound content using knockout.js.   So, for starters, we’re going to talk about HTML.   HTML is the basic language most web pages are written in, and the way that HTML works is that … Read More

Not enough hours in the day? Here’s a solution that takes no effort on your part…

February 22, 2015By mike@datafault.netTime Management No Comments

Do you always feel like your running late, out of time, or in a crunch?     Well, you aren’t alone.    In fact, I would say there are many people who feel this way.  Then one day I was talking to my friend that if everyone around you acts crazy, then it is you, not … Read More

How to create a simple HTML5 special FX implementation

December 23, 2014By mike@datafault.netHTML5, Javascript, jQuery, Tutorials No Comments

Ever wondered why there aren’t more web pages with cool special fx on them?  Its strange that you never see a website where after clicking on a button, sparks shoot out, the screen un-builds itself, and then re-builds itself to the destination of wherever the link points to. Well, the answer is simple:  misguided view … Read More

How to create your own animated loading graphics using javascript, jquery, and html5

November 28, 2014By mike@datafault.netHTML5, Javascript, jQuery, Tutorials 16 Comments

    Creating animations with javascript is very easy — this won’t take long. There are only a few basic concepts that you need to understand to create your own algorith-based animations in seconds. In this article, we will cover all of the steps to go from a blank page to proudly displaying the loader … Read More

Light Year to Octal Mile Conversion

May 4, 2014By mike@datafault.netAstrophysics, Uncategorized No Comments

  Its about time we updated our terminology for referring to distances in space. The reason is simple: a light year is an extremely far distance with a name that makes it seem extremely close. By using the term ‘year’ combined with ‘light’, it makes it seem like travelling a light year can be achieved … Read More

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