My latest talk, given at Craft Conf in Budapest. There were some technical difficulties, but it should hopefully serve as a reasonable introduction to the virtues of interactive development in Clojure.
Keep it simple, sweetie.
My latest talk, given at Craft Conf in Budapest. There were some technical difficulties, but it should hopefully serve as a reasonable introduction to the virtues of interactive development in Clojure.
I'm trying to find some old images to use as examples on the website. They look so good!
I can't even find the source code for some of them.
Seeing the new if statement support in #CSS, I can't help but think it should've been called cond — just like in Lisp :)
Second time I feel the need of background-opacity #csswishlist
@AmeliaBR Exactly!
I find it easier to stack them instead of clipping if there's a background color.
A quick implementation :D
Love this curve
A logo I keep seeing but never learned the name of it
text-decoration-thickness
It now supports screenshots from any webpage URL, not just CodePen.
cssd render http://localhost:5173 -s 'page:nth-child(9)'
I prefer static images
The nth-item() is another function that is already implemented in css-doodle: pn(), one of the pick() family functions.
CSS added random(), sibling-index(), and sibling-count(), I'd love to see more functionalities similar to css-doodle built into CSS.
https://front-end.social/@mia/114264644214008672
I recently had a great chat with Rebecca Hiscott at the Creative Independent. You can read the interview here…
Fibonacci Sphere
https://codepen.io/yuanchuan/pen/dPyjjPy
@kristinHenry Thank you Kristin! Glad you like them :)
Another animation from the post
https://codepen.io/yuanchuan/pen/ogNqKVR