Sounds like server-sent events. There is a dedicated library for that:
github.com/razshare/sve...

This is one of the issues I wrote about in scriptraccoon.dev/blog/tailwin.... Tailwind introduces maintainability issues instead of solving them.

Say my name.

"esoteric"? I don't know if that term fits. It's a normal element. A bit underused, that's it.

What is this referring to?

- GitHub Repository: github.com/ScriptRaccoo...

- Playlist with some example solves: www.youtube.com/playlist?lis...

- Backup Domain: slidorus.netlify.app

Here is the JS code. In the CSS code I also set a transition on the transform property so that the movement is smooth.

Looks very nice! I have two suggestions:

1. The icons in the footer are black and don't have sufficient contrast with the dark background. I suggest making them white.

2. I find the theme toggle is a bit exaggerated. It is nice of course, but it looks too prominent.

Here are my custom instructions.

"Get straight to the point. You don't have to evaluate my questions or classify them. Don't use marketing language. You don't have to sugarcoat things. First and foremost, I want to get information and tips from you."

And I am very happy with the results!

2/2

PS: I saw that Ana ( @anatudor.bsky.social ) did a couple of other CSS tori in the past:

- codepen.io/thebabydino/...
- codepen.io/thebabydino/...
- codepen.io/thebabydino/...

They didn't use tiles. I think this CSS torus made by "Fitz" is very similar to mine:

- codepen.io/MackFitz/pen...

I wonder how many people would update Chrome that way :D

Still, a very interesting chain of vulnerabilities.

<button onclick="document.body.innerHTML=' '">Don't click me!</button>