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  1. Multi-stroke text effect in CSS

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    I used to see that retro multi-stroke text effect quite often and tried to replicate it using the CSS text-stroke property, but the results never quite matched.

  2. Introducing aivo

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    I created a small command line tool named aivo, it helps to manage API keys from OpenRouter, Vercel AI Gateway or any other providers. aivo keys add After adding your keys, you can launch Claude code, Codex or Gemini CLI tools without manually setting up…

  3. Remove black color with shaders

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    A while back, I coded the CBC (Canadian Broadcasting Corporation) logo with a quick css-doodle implementation.

  4. CSS Animation with offset-path

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    This is from last year when I tried to recreate Rach Smith's P5.js animation using CSS.

  5. An Introduction to css-doodle

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    This is a rough transcript based on my notes for the sharing session I presented at the online Groove meetup in June.

  6. Generating images from css-doodle code

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    For the past week, I've been working on a command-line tool to generate images from css-doodle source code.

  7. Adding a shortcut for hue-rotate()

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    I like the background() function in P5.js.

  8. Time-based CSS Animations

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    In my earlier post Time Uniform For CSS Animation, I took a note about a way to do CSS animations with time ticks instead of keyframes.

  9. Fun with stroke-dasharray

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    The stroke-dasharray attribute in SVG is more flexible compared to the dashed style in CSS.

  10. Simplifying CSS Variable Calculations

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    If you often use CSS variables (custom properties), you may have found the code referenced by var() looks less shining or readable, particularly combined with calc() functions.