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thanks bro :3

I'm just going through it. I'm 35, Web Dev since 2009, work from home (2 hours away from work) since 2020, and my company just decided that they want everyone back at the office im…

- Regular Expressions - Unicode and characters encodings - Native WebGL - CSS3D - Women I lied about women.

Been coding for ~20 years and I still see coding as an "end" (ie. an interesting goal) even when I'm making apps or games where the code is invisible to the end user

Here's my implementation, also inspired by these videos It was made in 1kb for the JS1K demo competition: https://js1k.com/2018-coins/demo/3124 Detailed source code: https://github…

I have a few: JavaScript code-golfing; CSS3D art; WebGL (traditional and as in shadertoy); Unicode; 6502 / NES emulation

The "ungolfed" code looks like this: "+i.value'>+ X There are 4 occurrences of "innerHTML" and 3 occurrences of " onclick='" so I replaced those two substrings with H and o. The wh…

My solution in 155 chars, vanilla JS document.write(` "+i.value'>+ x `) Demo: https://codepen.io/xem/pen/dypVzaw?editors=1100 Cheers :)

Hi, Here's my tutorial for going much further than a colored triangle, with very few code too: https://xem.github.io/articles/webgl-guide.html

I've been allowed to continue working from home (at my parents' house) since lockdown and save 800€/month (half of my paycheck) :)

- CSS3D, a fun and easy way to make 3D scenes / games in the browser without WebGL. To my knowledge, we are about 5 people to use it ( https://xem.github.io/articles/css3dgames.htm…

http://xem.github.io I'm Maxime, front-end developer and passionate of JavaScript code-golfing. I make tiny JS demos & games for fun or for contests like JS1K.com and JS13Kgames.co…

" " Four years ago, I was hired to reboot the front-end development of a french search engine from a blank html page. It has millions of users now.

Real estate Bought 3 student apartments in 2012 (when I was 24) and finished paying them at the beginning of 2018. The apartments are entirely managed by an agency that finds the s…

For the record, here's the smallest notepad with local persistence we've golfed in JS: http://xem.github.io/postit/ (github: https://github.com/xem/postit/ )

If you're interested in demoscene, this explains how to make x86 programs in 256b or less: http://sizecoding.org/ ... and yes, I consider it beautiful x86 code :)

Here's a similar app but golfed in 280b: https://twitter.com/MaximeEuziere/status/987222337081704448

Hey, the new version and its updated code are live! http://xem.github.io/sheet/

yah, sorry, it works best on Chrome (Win10, Mac or Android)