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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 Argyle1 year ago

learn more about linear()

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Wallaby Team1 year ago

🚀 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 year ago

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

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Adam Argyle1 year ago

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

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@courtneyr_dev 🌻1 year ago

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

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Adam Argyle1 year ago

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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