Medium·4yFantastic CSS border animation
In this article we will use CSS to create a variety of wonderful border effects. The most commonly used one is solid , dashed which appears in the picture above dashed. CSS border also supports none , hidden , dotted , double , groove , ridge , inset , and outset other styles.
Medium·4y11 Advanced React Interview Questions you should absolutely know (with detailed answers)
React is a tool that allows you to add and remove elements from the DOM. It can be used to make changes to the DOM without having to change the entire DOM. The tool can also be used in conjunction with other tools to make it easier for people to create and edit new elements.
Medium·4yBun (can become) the ideal JavaScript runtime
Bun is the first project of its kind that really listens to criticism. The project is experimental, and will require time and effort to mature, but it already shows some incredible potential. It’s the best of both worlds. To be able to write business logic in simple script, yet have the platform it runs on perform close to native.
Medium·4yAmazing CSS transition tips and details
In CSS, the transition property is used to specify adding transition effects to one or more CSS properties. The most common usage is to add a transition to an element, so that when one of its properties changes from state A to state B, it is no longer direct and obtrusive, but with a tween animation. Not all properties support transitions in this way, their transition animations can be linked together. Using the same principle, we also use another pseudo-element of the element.
Medium·4ySvelvet 2.0
Svelvet 2.0 is an open-source Svelte component library that seeks to port React Flow functionality. This includes rendering nodes, edges, zoom, and pan functionality. With Svelvet, idea-mapping and charting out application functionality is easier than ever. Outstanding GitHub issues and bugs have been fixed.