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A search engine in CSS
Last November I had the opportunity and the pleasure to give a talk at dotCSS. All the dotConferences are high quality, but dotCSS is my favorite. I’ve been inspired by talks I saw there year after year. Being on stage myself and sharing my knowledge with such a large audience was a very enjoyable experience. April Fools JokeThe talk I gave was the technical explanation of the April Fools Joke we
Super Mario World made only with CSS gradients - no JS, no embedded images/data URIs, no external…
It’s me, Mario!In this post, I’ll be brief. Allow me to get straight to the point. This GIF on the left shows a short Super Mario World animation made purely with CSS. No embedded or external images were used. No JavaScript too. Only CSS (with Stylus as preprocessor) and this tiny HTML: <main class="game"> <div class="game__background"></div> <div class="game__foreground"> <div class="foreground__
🏎 Mario Kart: CSS 🏁
People say JavaScript is a bad language. No built-in types, a fatiguing ecosystem, and demanding you to constantly explain, “no, no, JavaScript” to anyone even vaguely non-technical. That’s why for my new Mario Kart knock-off game, I’ve logically decided against using JavaScript at all. To be clear, this is 100% CSS. My Photoshop licence ran out a while back, so this is: 0 images0 lines of JavaScr
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Experiment 2: 360° view Skyscraper at night made only with CSS gradients and 3D transforms - No JS…
