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#CSS linear() easing can be soft, subtle and minimal OR firm, tense and loud here's how I'm using it in a few areas of my site ❤️ so fun.

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Adam Argyle 的头像
Adam Argyle1 年前

learn more about linear()

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Wallaby Team1 年前

🚀 Wallaby.js v2 is here! 🎉 ▪️New unified UX ▪️Works with ALL editors (NeoVim, Zed, Vim, etc.) ▪️Interactive test timeline ▪️and much more! Ready to take your testing to the next level? 💻🔍

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Matthias Martin1 年前

I've built an easing editor which uses the linear() function to achieve easing curves like spring, bounce wiggle and overshoot.

Adam Argyle 的头像
Adam Argyle1 年前

D00d, it's very good 🙏 I've def helped share it

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@courtneyr_dev 🌻1 年前

Do you have a tutorial available about your comments section? That is 🤯

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Adam Argyle1 年前

i dont! but it's Bridgy that aggregates comments and likes related to posts that include my domain. i hit their API from my Deno server and SSR the page. there's lots inbetween, but that's the gist!

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