I needed to try something new for a bit, so I decided to make a board game loosely inspired by Colon Catan. So far I have the board, the things that go on it and a way to control which tile can be placed where.

This silly thing is built with Vue and I wouldn't have thought it such a good fit. >>>

an in FF it's basically the same (I don't think the difference is significant here)

Looking at which podcast devs listen to, it's funny to see @kevinpowell.co with 2 entries one for his podcast General Musings and one for himself (likely his youtube channel) totaling 9% of respondents.
@syntax.fm keeps the top stop and even gains 8 points among the 847 people filling this question

I have been wanting to make a small video game in JS for a while now. And who says video game, says game engine, right? right...

As usual, I got sidetracked, and I'm now making an edit history system for xoram.dev, and I finally got it to do something interesting.

Using an old artwork from @v-0-3.bsky.social

The 2 spaceships from ULTRA ULTRA's ECHO are really out there. A shame we didn't get to see more of London, but the descent ship looks great.
I'm pretty sure you posted them years ago on Twitter.

Weirdly enough, it works fine in FF, I guess cross-browser shenanigans live on.

Oups, I did it again.

*rotates your viewport*

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@kevinpowell.co challenged me to adapt my rotation cube view-transition to a scroll-based animation. It kinda works with #CSSonly but I think using a bit of JS and view-transitions between sections would look better, I might try it in the future.

codepen.io/ragnar_ock/p...

Experimented a bit with animation-timeline today, those are really fun to play with. I can't wait for it to hit baseline so designers can go ham with them.

codepen.io/ragnar_ock/p...

There's no such thing as "too much transition"

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