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So i made a tic-tac-toe game in python and the main game board is basically a list of lists as follows:

Is there any difference between writing JS touch events for iPad vs. iPhone? I have read a ton of documentation and as far as I can tell it should work the same way for both.

I have a drag-and-drop game, basically you grab a coin from under the dragon and drag it over to your vault. The dragging works on iPad, but not on iPhone. I'm trying to figure out why.

The game, for reference: https://codeeverydamnday.com/projects/dragondrop/dragondrop.html

The JS, abridged to just the relevant code for this question (with comments for clarity):

I am building a collection of board games playable through a web app running .NET and C# on the backend. I want to store the game state in a database to maybe allow 2 players. I have already written the gameplay into the code. I am learning frontend and controllers and I want to host these games in webapp format. Unfortunately, it does not seem json cannot handle gameboard[][] as easily as C# can. Is there a simple way to send those back to the controller? I could format it like this but typing all this out for a 10x10 or bigger board is not optimal:

I want to play video from google drive in exoplayer. I copied the shareable link. But this link leads to google drive video player page. I have checked shareable link response, it contains link for video thumb image and also the video link. But this video link is calling any code further to play the video. I want to get or more specifically extract the true video playable link from the response. Here is the code portion from the response which contains important links,

Never saw this error, it started to appear on Android 11 when starting a video recording from automatically started foreground service when a device just booted (BOOT_COMPLTED broadcast)

Is there a way to detect that an embedded YouTube video is not loading/playing due to content restrictions or removal? (as opposed to just the users internet...etc)

I have some YouTube videos embedded on a site. Every once in awhile, they become non-playable due to author taking down the content or making it no longer public, or whatever other reasons there may be.

The goal is to utilize some kind of detection/trigger to then be notified or take some action to ensure there aren't a bunch of stale/broken video embeds on my site.

I should be able to utilize the API to poll through each video and check its status, but would rather a more passive approach if possible (or maybe a combination of both, but would like to know what options are available).

I have the following:

I have some lua files that I need to read in Python. I would like to be able to import the variables (mostly tables).

Example of LUA file:

I am deserializing a json file into C# objects, in this case MTG cards (json from scryfall.com). Previously I solved the problem with MSSQL; I imported the json data into the database with OPENJSON mapping each element I needed to a column with a proper name, and then created a new json file with properties that matched the class I needed in the application. For properties like arena_id that have only one value, or for arrays that were used as strings (color_identity), it was not an issue, but for arrays such as card_faces (cards that have 2 playable sides) I had to specify which element of the array I wanted to import.