Seen loads of creativity so far with people really making use of the feature to make their profile their own, but the single thing that I would never have thought of in a million years was ethomson and the way he used his GitHub commit graph to seed an area for Conways Game fo Life and then animated it as a gif. github.com/ethomson
Jess's take on neopets is pretty cool and the most interactive I have seen yet - github.com/JessRudder.
This was also mentioned in this post, but worth mentioning again. I love the idea of an open-sourced Chess game - github.com/timburgan
I looking forward to playing with this SVG in markdown example, which is not a README but can be used to animate SVGs - github.com/sindresorhus/css-in-rea...
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Seen loads of creativity so far with people really making use of the feature to make their profile their own, but the single thing that I would never have thought of in a million years was ethomson and the way he used his GitHub commit graph to seed an area for Conways Game fo Life and then animated it as a gif. github.com/ethomson
Jess's take on neopets is pretty cool and the most interactive I have seen yet - github.com/JessRudder.
This was also mentioned in this post, but worth mentioning again. I love the idea of an open-sourced Chess game - github.com/timburgan
I looking forward to playing with this SVG in markdown example, which is not a README but can be used to animate SVGs - github.com/sindresorhus/css-in-rea...