Everything Frontend & everywhere @lukyvj
Into everything web related: CSS, JS, React, APIs.. With a soft spot for CSS ❤️
Making 730 projects a year
Website: lucasbonomi.com
Demos: http://luky.style
Building: buttons.cool
Some fun side projects.
And most importantly…
👶 Preparing for fatherhood.
This isn’t farewell, it’s just goodbye, for now.
If you ever need a creative dev or frontend brain, my inbox is open 👋
Some fun side projects.
And most importantly…
👶 Preparing for fatherhood.
This isn’t farewell, it’s just goodbye, for now.
If you ever need a creative dev or frontend brain, my inbox is open 👋
Thank you to every colleague, friend, and mentor along the way.
You shaped me — professionally and personally.
If I could do it all again, I would. 💙
Thank you to every colleague, friend, and mentor along the way.
You shaped me — professionally and personally.
If I could do it all again, I would. 💙
🖌️ Drawing canvas with Algolia
🎥 Saving videos
📦 Using it as a backend
✨ SwagSearch.com
👾 AlgoCraft, a 3D voxel world
I was free to create. And I gave it my all energy!
🖌️ Drawing canvas with Algolia
🎥 Saving videos
📦 Using it as a backend
✨ SwagSearch.com
👾 AlgoCraft, a 3D voxel world
I was free to create. And I gave it my all energy!
However, the one and only @css-only.dev gave us a potential way to achieve that:
However, the one and only @css-only.dev gave us a potential way to achieve that:
```
selector { background: url('foo/1')}
selector.modifier { background: url('foo/2')}
```
```
selector { background: url('foo/1')}
selector.modifier { background: url('foo/2')}
```
PS2: I used @\supports not (color: attr(data-color type(<custom-ident>))) {} to create the fallbacks for Firefox and Safari
PS2: I used @\supports not (color: attr(data-color type(<custom-ident>))) {} to create the fallbacks for Firefox and Safari