Apparently a battle of sorts has erupted amongst devs clamoring for the title of Best Typewriter Animator Person.
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Nice 🙂
Wait... No multiline? I may need to revoke the "nice" comment 😋
But seriously, this looks really nice. Good entry. And welcome to the "fight."
Lol, no multiline, hardcoded magic numbers, and the background has to be white! Truly the height of flexible code 😆
oh, a new warrior!
PS: add some tags to your post to get some visibility (the #webdev and even #html can fit, also #codepen and the #SVG of course)
Thanks! Totally forgot to do that ^^'
Nice. I like.
But I think it a tad extreme to claim no HTML. I mean the svg tag is... er, HTML, not?
It's Schrödinger's tag. It's HTML and it's not. It's markup not HTML but HTML "supports" it. So if browser supports it while rendering it's HTML. But not really. I think you see how this could be series of blog posts by itself.
Technically, there's a clause in the HTML spec for the
svgelement; but, you could also save this as a literal*.svgfile and load it up in a browser, hence HTML isn't necessary!Or a different way of putting it, I technically used HTML to present it in this post, but only used features provided by the SVG specification 😊
Nah, that's considered SVG as it's present within an SVG file anyways I believe
Even my sacred SVG isn’t safe from people beating me to the punch.
Just so you know Temani normally needs a health warning on SVG stuff as the lack of CSS causes him pain! 🤣
Ah, SVG, very nice! It's probably one of the most underappreciated technologies on the web :D
I created a CSS-only (no HTML or JS) typewriter 2½ years ago and feel it’s worth a mention… 👀
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