A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
Now this is a fun pen! How many HTML tags can you remember? Stranded on 58 here, which is just over 50%. Perhaps if I think about it a bit more I can add a few extra to the list, but don’t think I’d get that much further though … Now don’t you go peeking …
Move over Chrome Dino Game! Now you can play Pong inside the Chrome DevTools. Chrome DevTools Pong → Spoiler: How it works In case you were wondering: it’s a regular Pong game, but with the elements visually hidden (opacity: 0;) so that they only show up in the DevTools’ Layers Panel. So simple, that becomes …
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Having played and enjoyed the original Half-Life when it first came out (way back in 1998), I must say I’m quite looking forward to “Half-Life: Alyx”: And oh, don’t be confused about moving-part in the game: shown above is teleport mode. There are two other modes you can use: shift (= smooth zoom, as shown …
YouTube user DigiDigger shows us how to recreate the portals from Portal. Highly interesting imo. 🤔 What happens when you mix Portal with Super Mario Bros? You get Mari0!
Nice demo of a pure CSS Crossword Puzzle, built using CSS Grid. Be sure to check out the validation rules too, they’re built using the General Sibling Selector (e.g. ~): #item1-1:valid ~ #item1-2:valid ~ #item1-3:valid ~ #item1-4:valid ~ #item1-5:valid ~ #item1-6:valid ~ .crossword-board–highlight .crossword-board__item-highlight–across-1 { opacity: 1; } UPDATE 2017.06.22: There’s a blogpost available, describing …
Fun little game in which you control more than one character at once in a level, all bound to the same controls. Using walls and other obstacles you can sync up the locations between characters in order for each character to reach its own target. The game itself is written in “vanillaJS”, sans external libraries, …