A useful front-end confetti animation library
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Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#2I think there is no need to specify 'useful' in the title.
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#3I wish they would have called the reset function confetti.resetti()
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#4You have also Party.js library: https://party.js.org/
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#5I think there is no need to specify 'useful' in the title.
How about as a motivational aid and means of verifying that your code has compiled: https://squint-cljs.github.io/squint/
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#6I think there is no need to specify 'useful' in the title.
True. But also the use of the word made me genuinely interested and I laughed by how not really useful it is. Upvoted.
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#7Neat library. Also, brilliant docs!
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#8I wish they would have called the reset function confetti.resetti()
Somebody give this person a job! If they already have a job, give them a cookie
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#9I used this in a prototype recently and was impressed by how configurable it is.
Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#10Wouldn't it be crazy if there was a snow storm that had so many flakes, the gravitational constant was reduced because of the extra time it took to render them all?