Why? I don't know. I like raster bars.
Just having a bit of fun.

#LoveOfC64 #RasterBars #codeForFun

Divtober is over but you can check all the really cool things people created with a single div on codpen
https://codepen.io/tag/divtober

#CSS #HTML #CodeForFun

Pens tagged 'divtober' on CodePen

breaking news: I'm working on #Genesis64

About time I establish my daily hour of #codeforfun again.

Today I'm just doing some clean up and adding some sort of "dependency injection" (instead of using a singleton G64 main class).

I'm also removing MVC from the container .Net Core app going for simple razor pages instead.

Add a style switcher to your site using the alternative stylesheets standard, which has been around for almost 20 years! Very simple to configure.

Have fun with it, add some
retro flair with some modern techniques.

https://box464.com/posts/style-switchers/
#CodeForFun #CSS #Html
The Retro Magic of Style Switchers

What’s a style switcher? Well, you know all about light and dark mode, right? Or, you might be more familiar with the term “theme” or “skin” - it’s all the same thing. A style switcher allows you to add themes or skins to your site. Style switchers are fairly common twenty years ago, as the magic of CSS was just starting to be explored. It allowed you to change the entire look and feel of a site without changing the content, providing all sorts of room for creativity in design.

Jeff Sikes

Add a style switcher to your site using the alternative stylesheets standard, which has been around for almost 20 years! Very simple to configure.

Have **fun** with it, add some retro flair with some modern techniques.

https://box464.com/posts/style-switchers/

#CodeForFun #CSS #Html

The Retro Magic of Style Switchers

What’s a style switcher? Well, you know all about light and dark mode, right? Or, you might be more familiar with the term “theme” or “skin” - it’s all the same thing. A style switcher allows you to add themes or skins to your site. Style switchers are fairly common twenty years ago, as the magic of CSS was just starting to be explored. It allowed you to change the entire look and feel of a site without changing the content, providing all sorts of room for creativity in design.

Jeff Sikes
Back at work today, lot's of things to code, but I do hope to be able to *finally* do some coding on the #Genesis64 #c64 #BASIC parser (actually do some more parser tests and see if it can handle the shit I throw at it).
#codeforfun