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A tour through my city Ciego de Ávila, its 'Abdala' theater, and the reasons that crown it as the Capital of Cuban Broadcasting. [ENG] [ESP]
21.84411, -78.76485Hello travelers of the @worldmappin community! Today I have the pleasure of inviting you to travel and walk through my province, Ciego de Ávila, known in the center of the island as the capital of Cuban
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser, Part 13: Using Javascript Promises with steem-js "Async" methods
This is Part 13 of a series of posts describing how to use the Steem Javascript API to view data from the Steem blockchain in a web browser. The previous 12 posts were: Part 1: Text editors and minimal
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser, Part 12: Splitting the HTML file into multiple files
This is Part 12 of a series of posts describing how to use the Steem Javascript API to view data from the Steem blockchain in a web browser. The previous 11 posts were: Part 1: Text editors and minimal
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser, Part 11: Javascript "switch" statement and computing owned, delegated, and received Steem Power
This is Part 11 of a series of posts describing how to use the Steem Javascript API to view data from the Steem blockchain in a web browser. The previous 10 posts were: Part 1: Text editors and minimal
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser. Part 10: Calculating the Steem Power and Javascript asynchronous vs. synchronous execution
This is Part 10 of a series of posts describing how to use the Steem Javascript API to view data from the Steem blockchain in a web browser. The previous 9 posts were: Part 1: Text editors and minimal
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser. Part 9: Compute the Voting Power and Reputation Score of a user, Javascript "const" and "let" with block scope and loop scope
This is Part 9 of a series of posts describing how to use the Steem Javascript API to view data from the Steem blockchain in a web browser. The previous 8 posts were: Part 1: Text editors and minimal HTML
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser. Part 8: HTML, CSS, and Javascript comments and Organizing javascripting using functions and the MVC framework
This is part 8 of a series of posts describing how to use the Steem Javascript API in a simple web page. The previous seven posts are: Part 1: Text editors and minimal HTML Part 2: Metadata, Unicode, and
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser. Part 7: HTML tables, javascript for/in loop, CSS in the HTML style element
This is part 7 of a series of posts that describe how to use the Steem Javascript API to display data from the Steem blockchain on a webpage. The first 6 posts are: Part 1: Text editors and minimal HTML
Viewing Steem Blockchain Data in a Web Browser. Part 6: Using the Steem API CDN and the getAccounts() function, and examining the account data model
This is part 6 of a series of posts that describe how to use the Steem Javascript API to display data from the Steem blockchain on a webpage. The first five posts discussed setting up basic HTML and using

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