Been shipping the port manager project in the open and genuinely enjoying the process.
Latest work focused on the interface—tweaking layouts, refining interactions, the whole frontend side. What really gets me is realizing all these visual effects are pure JavaScript and CSS work. No image assets, no external libraries doing the heavy lifting. Just clean code handling the rendering.
Spun up a demo mode with test data to speed up the testing cycle. Lets me iterate fast and catch issues early.
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FreeRider
· 10h ago
ngl Achieving this effect with pure JS and CSS is truly awesome, much better than those who rely on libraries.
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CryptoSurvivor
· 10h ago
ngl, creating these effects with pure JS and CSS... now that's what a real engineer does
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SerumSqueezer
· 10h ago
ngl Doing these effects with pure JS and CSS is truly awesome; avoiding heavy libraries actually makes it run more smoothly.
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ReverseTrendSister
· 10h ago
Pure JS and CSS support the entire front end, now that's real skill.
Been shipping the port manager project in the open and genuinely enjoying the process.
Latest work focused on the interface—tweaking layouts, refining interactions, the whole frontend side. What really gets me is realizing all these visual effects are pure JavaScript and CSS work. No image assets, no external libraries doing the heavy lifting. Just clean code handling the rendering.
Spun up a demo mode with test data to speed up the testing cycle. Lets me iterate fast and catch issues early.