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Course Introduction："HTML5 From Beginner to Mastery Tutorial" introduces in detail that HTML5 has added a lot of new content based on HTML, with more functions and more dazzling effects.

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Course Introduction："Javascript Basics Tutorial" will take you to quickly learn the basic knowledge of javascript and explain it through examples, so that you can better understand the javascript scripting language.

CourseElementary30793

Course Introduction：This tutorial will start from the basics and does not require you to have any programming knowledge. The "HTML Tutorial" contains our knowledge of HTML5, truly achieving a comprehensive learning of HTML.

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Course Introduction："HTML5 Quick Self-Study Tutorial" is suitable for zero-based entry learning of HTML5. HTML5 is the fifth version of HTML development. With the support of browser technology, it has also begun to be widely used. H5 will become the new standard for WEB development. This course will provide readers with Explain all the core features of HTML5.

CourseElementary90669

Course Introduction："JavaScript Elementary Tutorial" is an introductory course to JavaScript, designed to let everyone know and understand the common knowledge of JavaScript.

Course Introduction：AppleMusic is my go-to streaming music service, and I’ve tried them all. 85 reviews from a few months ago Spotify has its strengths, but due to its insistence on merging podcasts and music, it hasn't become a strong music streaming app. But having said that, Spotify (and even the AppleMusic app on Android) has one feature that the iOS version of AppleMusic lacks: seamless playback. Back in June 2020, AppleMusic on Android added support for seamless playback...but the feature is still not found in AppleMusic for iOS

2023-05-12 comment 0643

Course Introduction：Apple today started sharing its "Replay2022" playlist to AppleMusic subscribers. Just like in past years, this playlist ranks all the music you've been streaming since the beginning of the year, with a total of 100 tracks ranked. "Replay 2022" is updated every week with the latest order of your most listened to tracks. By the end of 2022, the playlist will give you a comprehensive overview of your musical history for the year. Once you've listened to enough music to generate a playlist, you'll find it at the bottom of the Listen Now tab in Apple Music on iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. There are more detailed data on the online version of AppleMusic

2023-06-03 comment 01385

Course Introduction：On May 18th, PepsiCo and Apple announced a partnership to provide exciting benefits to PepsiCo consumers this summer. It is understood that PepsiCo has launched a campaign called "PressPlayonSummerCampaign", aiming to provide consumers with free access to Apple Music through cooperation with Apple. Pepsi-Cola will give away a large number of Pepsi-Cola, Pepsi Sugar-Free and other drinks equipped with AppleMusic QR codes in its advertising campaign. The number is expected to reach 400 million 20-ounce bottles (approximately 591 ml). These QR codes are available starting today, and new users will receive a free three-month Apple Music membership and organic

2023-05-19 comment 05541

Course Introduction：The annual Apple Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) will kick off at 01:00 a.m. on June 6, Beijing time. Apple recently launched an AR easter egg for WWDC23. You can use the Safari browser of your iOS device to enter the AppleEvents website, and then click on the logo animation in the center of the screen to see this easter egg through the camera. In addition, AppleMusic has also launched the WWDC23 PowerUP playlist, go and listen to see if there are any songs you like. This year's WWDC23 is still mainly an online event, and some developers and student representatives were fortunate enough to be invited to ApplePark to watch speeches and communicate face-to-face with Apple employees. But compared with previous years

2023-06-02 comment 01301

Course Introduction：Method #1: Resume/Stop Track The iOS Music widget is designed to appear only when a song is playing through AppleMusic or any other music or streaming app on your iPhone. The persistent music widget on the iOS lock screen doesn't mean you can't interact with it. Maybe one way to make it go away is to play the track for a while and then pause it. To do this, tap the play button within the widget, let the track play for a few seconds, and then tap the pause button to stop it. You can now lock your iPhone using the side button and leave it unattended for a while. In most cases, this should remove the music widget from your iOS lock screen. If not, you can proceed to the next step below

2023-05-14 comment 02975