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A free CSS animation — play it in your browser, no install. Pretending to know JavaScript. All these pet projects were performed solely for fun. They are helped me to understand some features of JavaScript and CSS. Projects were performed at different times, so the quality of performance is significantly different.
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All these pet projects were performed solely for fun.
They are helped me to understand some features of JavaScript and CSS.
Projects were performed at different times, so the quality of performance is significantly different.
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