How To Create Advanced Animations With CSS
Yosra Emad explains how the cubic-bezier function in CSS works in detail and how to stack multiple simple animations to create one complex one.
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Inside the mind of a frontend developer: Hero section
Ahmad Shadeed shows how to build a hero section, explaining this thought process, why he picked a certain solution over another, the pros and cons of it, and if there are any potential challenges or issues along the way.
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Easily switch between different Node versions using NVM
Learn how Node Version Manager (NVM) works, how to install it, use it, and how to add it to your project to switch to the correct version on the node on the fly, using the .nvmrc file.
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Wormhole still frames sequence CSS only with commands
Olivier 3lanc created an impressive CSS-only animation of still frames sequence extracted from the Dark series of Baran Bo Odar.