# scriptex.js.org (opens new window)
My Github Pages hosted website with custom
js.orgdomain name.
# About
This is an attempt to show that anything is possible in the frontend web world.
The codebase uses the js-in-css technique, which is pretty uncommon.
It basically means that the functionality is embedded in the stylesheet.
You can check the stylesheet (opens new window) for more details on how I implemented it.
# Projects included:
- 2048 (opens new window)
- AnimateMe (opens new window)
- async-array-prototype (opens new window)
- at-the-wall (opens new window)
- atanas.info (opens new window)
- awesome-useless-websites (opens new window)
- calendar-widget (opens new window)
- create-pwa (opens new window)
- css-diagnostics (opens new window)
- dator (opens new window)
- deno-rest-api (opens new window)
- github-pages-vuepress (opens new window)
- hilarious-css (opens new window)
- html5-form-validator (opens new window)
- html-head-component (opens new window)
- initial-commit (opens new window)
- IntroScroll (opens new window)
- itcss (opens new window)
- itcss-emmet-snippets (opens new window)
- itscss (opens new window)
- localga (opens new window)
- log (opens new window)
- material-snake (opens new window)
- material-tetris (opens new window)
- no-html (opens new window)
- npm-maintainer (opens new window)
- pass-score (opens new window)
- postcss-watch-folder (opens new window)
- random-splice (opens new window)
- react-accordion-ts (opens new window)
- react-dropper (opens new window)
- react-svg-donuts (opens new window)
- scriptex (opens new window)
- scriptex.github.io (opens new window)
- scss-goodies (opens new window)
- socials (opens new window)
- svg64 (opens new window)
- svgo-viewbox (opens new window)
- touchsweep (opens new window)
- ts-helpers (opens new window)
- typed-usa-states (opens new window)
- universal-github-client (opens new window)
- uptime (opens new window)
- url-shortener (opens new window)
- weather-app (opens new window)
- webpack-mpa (opens new window)
- webpack-mpa-next (opens new window)
- webpack-mpa-ts (opens new window)
- optisize (opens new window)
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# LICENSE
MIT