Yesterday we provided you with the CSS aspect of a two part challenge - to code the card game Memory. Today the challenge is to write the Javascript side of things.Read More
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The second part of Chee How Chua's walkthrough of the steps to create a jQuery plugin that detects the horizontal swiping motion on touch devices such as the iPhone and Android-based devices. Read More
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Next up in our series of quick code challenges over at the SitePoint forums is a CSS challenge based on one of my favorite kids' card games - Memory.Read More
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