Collective #557

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C557_Darkui

How to design delightful dark themes

In this article Teresa Man shares how to design dark themes that are readable, balanced, and delightful.

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roughViz

A reusable JavaScript library for creating sketchy/hand-drawn styled charts in the browser.

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Spotify TUI

A Spotify client for the terminal written in Rust. By Alexander Keliris.

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C557_designsys

Design System Playground

Play with typography, colors and themeable components in your design system. By John Polacek.

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Mini Tokyo 3D

A real-time 3D digital map of Tokyo’s public transport system. By Akihiko Kusanagi.

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C557_counters

The wondrous world of CSS counters

An in-depth look at CSS counters, how they’ve expanded with better support for internationalization and how it’s possible to implement a pure CSS Fizzbuzz solution with them.

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C557_git

GitSheet

GitSheet is a simple git cheat sheet reference for common git commands.

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C557_mario

100% CSS Mario Kart

Stephen Cook creates an interactive version of Mario Kart using only CSS.

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C557_component

Dynamic CSS Components Without JavaScript

Learn how pure CSS components are achievable with custom properties.

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C557_converter

Clip-path converter

A very useful tool if you want to prepare SVG paths to be used with CSS clip-path. By Yoksel.

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C557_cssisawesome

CSS is Awesome – Variable fonts Edition

A fun demo by Mandy Michael that shows how variable fonts can fix CSS 😜

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C557_progressive

The “P” in Progressive Enhancement stands for “Pragmatism”

Andy Bell explains progressive enhancement in a more practical way.

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C557_promise

Advanced JavaScript Node.js Promises chaining collections

Learn how to use advanced features of JavaScript Promises using Node.js with this programming tutorial.

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C557_spinner

Intro to SVG for React Developers

A tutorial by Daniel Matarazzo where you’ll build a colorful spinning loading indicator as a React component, using some very simple SVG markup.

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C557_w3c

The W3C At Twenty-Five

In this article, Rachel Andrew explains how the W3C works and shares her “Web Story” to explain why the Web Standards process is so vitally important for everyone to have an open web platform where they can share their stories and build awesome things for the web together.

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The Open Book Project

Joey Castillo is on a mission to create a simple book reading device that anyone with a soldering iron can build for themselves.

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Able

Able is a bootstrapped community for people to read and write about software.

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C557_customprop

Patterns for Practical CSS Custom Properties Use

Tyler Childs shows some examples of patterns for Custom Properties from his Cutestrap framework.

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C557_patterns

1 element card background patterns (see description)

A pure CSS technique for creating patterns that doesn’t use SVGs or images other than CSS gradients. By Ana Tudor.

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C557_sql

The SQL Murder Mystery

Use SQL queries to solve the murder mystery. Suitable for beginners or experienced SQL sleuths.

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C557_winners

js13kGames Winners

Check out the winners of this year’s Js13kGames competition.

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C557_UI

Blocke: Social web UI kit

A free social UI kit from Blocke that includes 3 ready-made screens with 30+ components that might come in handy for building a social feed.

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Create Text in Three.js with Three-bmfont-text

A short tutorial on how to create animated text in Three.js with three-bmfont-text and give it a nice look using shaders.

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Collective #557 was written by Pedro Botelho and published on Codrops.

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