Just fyi, confetti are candies in italy. Not bits of paper.
A useful front-end confetti animation library
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Re: A useful front-end confetti animation library
#12Just fyi, confetti are candies in italy. Not bits of paper.
Can someone code and make a pull request to properly handle display of those for Italian users? (see https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Confetto for what they look like)
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#13Wouldn'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?
The excellent performance characteristics of the natural world may indeed be the best rebuttal of the popular theory that we live in a computer simulation!
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Hard to get much more obvious than that. How else did you think this was implemented as a front-end library?
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#16Wouldn'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?
The excellent performance characteristics of the natural world may indeed be the best rebuttal of the popular theory that we live in a computer simulation!
Good simulations have constant time step and may not run in real time. From inside such simulation, you would never know.
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#17Very nice, not a fan of this kind of animation but at least it's smooth!
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I pressed the power button on my monitor, and now the website is all black.
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#19I wish they would have called the reset function confetti.resetti()
This being Javascript, you can at least fix this locally with a simple "confetti.resetti = confetti.reset".
There are some software engineering costs to this approach, but, as is transparently obvious to all thoughtful observers, the benefits massively outweigh them, so I say go for it.
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#20This is elegant. Shows the passion that goes into building some thing that looks so beautiful and easy to integrate.