Trigonometric Functions in CSS

It would have been cool if, some 20 years ago, the CSS designers had realized they were designing a programming language and started on that basis. Instead we get mostly adhoc extensions slowly adding these features over decades.

We've come a long way from `progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.BasicImage(rotation=2)`. It's really wonderful to see.

The only question i have left for the Chrome CSS engine: does it run doom?

I'm bombarded with info on cool css i can't use. I'm badly missing defacto CSS documentation for (only) the subset i can. Same for JS, tbh.

The &quot;watch me code this&quot; button on the infinite mobius strip video on the bottom links to a prolific css effects tutorial creator [1]<p>[1] <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;@anatudor&#x2F;videos">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.youtube.com&#x2F;@anatudor&#x2F;videos</a>

The animation examples have an significant impact on CPU and GPU usage. On a i7 CPU the overall utilization is going 10%+ and both GPUs are used 30% more. Different browsers have a different footprint. But at least the plus only happens if the animation is visible.

So now it’s possible to do raytracing in CSS. What a world we live in!

Well, now that we have this...<p>your code golf assignment, should you choose to accept it: a webassmebly interpreter written entirely in CSS.

So is CSS Turing complete yet?

Soon we can forget SVG.