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fullstack web β€Ήdivβ€Ίelopper, anime/manga & sci-fi enthusiast, amateur cyclist and amateur chef #cooking Β» website/portfolio : fredkiss.dev Β» streaming on twitch : twitch.tv/fredkisss Β» Working on an OSS PaaS : zaneops.dev

code and tests aren't the moat. they never were. no need for agents to copy a project. forking was always an option. the moat of an oss project is its community, its governance, and its ecosystem connections. agents will never be able to replicate that. don't hide. let's build in the open, together

✨ I just published a new blog post about a nifty lil’ animation technique: sprites! Sprites are used all the time in video games, but they’re less common on the web. We do have the tools to manage it in CSS, but there’s a gotcha. In this post, I share some of the cool use cases I’ve found:

Sprites on the Web β€’ Josh W. Comeau

In game development, it’s common to use spritesheets for animation, but this technique isn’t as widely used on the web. Which is a shame, because we can do some pretty cool stuff with sprites! In this...

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