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Here it is with DevTools open 👀 Can slow down those cross-document View Transitions and see the network requests coming in 🤙 Could totally spend time tweaking different parts of the transition, timing, etc. ✨

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I would love to see a video tutorial on this bro…. It works amazing

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How do you fetch the individual subscription data for each service for the customer

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Massss 💥

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Crazy how good browsers are getting

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how are you making that chart? i am stuck with svg implmentation

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i’m more curious on how you use the dev tools for css animations like this

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The icon animation is ✨

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