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{{Navigation TicToe HTML5}}__NOTOC__ |
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After drawing a rough entity class diagram in the previous article, we are now going to implement the client side. We need to start with a html page that hosts the required java script files. |
After drawing a rough entity class diagram in the previous article, we are now going to implement the client side. We need to start with a html page that hosts the required java script files. |
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== Testing and Debugging == |
== Testing and Debugging == |
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[[File:TicToe-Firebug.png|right|Firebug used for testing]] |
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Okay, now it is time to test our code. The easiest way is, to use the Firefox extension [https://getfirebug.com/ Firebug]. |
Okay, now it is time to test our code. The easiest way is, to use the Firefox extension [https://getfirebug.com/ Firebug]. |
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This does have some redundancy with the code in the draw method of the Entity prototype. But we will completely rewrite it at a later time. Therefore it is okay for now, not to refactor it |
This does have some redundancy with the code in the draw method of the Entity prototype. But we will completely rewrite it at a later time. Therefore it is okay for now, not to refactor it. |
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== Actions == |
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{{TODO|write this sub-section}} |
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