Sunkanmi Fafowora

Deuteronomy 31:8 NLT
[8] Do not be afraid or discouraged, for the Lord will personally go ahead of you. He will be with you; he will neither fail you nor abandon you.”

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I was very very very stubborn to make this website work. Very stubborn.

I no gree o. I said I'm not giving up seh. God is with me. Why should I fear? 🙇🏾‍♂️

The solution? Asked two friends for help and one of them suggested Supabase for my DB (had to switch to Postgres this time and not MySQL) and then I used vercel to host my Node.js app after doing some research.

For the past 3 days, I've been battling with connecting a DB on namecheap to my Node.js app.

Turns out, you need to totally avoid using Namecheap for anything server-side deployment on shared hosting.

You will almost run mad.😭😭

For my CSS audience, yes, I will surely find a way to perform CSS tricks with it. 🤭

Been learning ML for a while now. Can't wait to build cool stuff with it.

I got recognized on the street yesterday as that guy from CSS-Tricks and that made me so happy. 🥹

At least I know our articles on @css-tricks.com are making some impact.

light-dark() | CSS-Tricks The light-dark() function takes two color values—one for “light” mode and one for “dark” mode, and automatically switches between them depending on

Updated CSS light-dark():

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This is so freaking cool.

I'm building something I think would help people understand CSS better. Hopefully, y'all like it.

The subject of grayscale, high contrast, light and dark mode accessibility features seems like a really good topic to look into. I wonder why I haven't paid so much attention to it till now.

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God is good.🤲🏾

Thank you!

I love more is how you made the analysis a whole lot better with your edits. Appreciate you always, Geoff.❤️

What I Took From the State of Dev 2025 Survey | CSS-Tricks State of Devs 2025 survey results are out! Sunkanmi Fafowora highlights a few key results about diversity, health, and salaries.

What I Took From the State of Dev 2025 Survey by @sunkanmifafowora.bsky.social

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*interesting and I

State of Devs 2025 was super interested and learnt some things from the data provided.

Do check it out and let me know what you think!

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The four methods to hue interpolation would really be best explained with clocks 🕧

Happy Sunday people!

Hope you were blessed during service? I know I was.🤗☺️

Article out soon! 😃

I do a terrible job highlighting recent work that's gone into the CSS-Tricks almanac.

A few choice samples:

- view(): css-tricks.com/almanac/func...

- ::target-text: css-tricks.com/almanac/pseu...

- shape(): css-tricks.com/almanac/func...

- sibling-count(): css-tricks.com/almanac/func...

And who says CSS wasn't a programming language? Ha!

I'm actually going to finish this later. I was enjoying this adventure the most.

Do follow me for more fun stuff with CSS. ✨

Let's discover some awesome tricks together. 🤗

#csscorner

Duck Hunt Css A complete Duck Hunt only made in Css, no Javascript. I needed a project to learn css3 animation, so I did a remake of one of the greatest game ever.....

4. Duck Hunt CSS - Vaielab

Remember the Duck hunt game of old 1984? Well, Vaielab made this with just pure CSS and this brought back some memories. The mechanics work the same way as my balloon pop game for my oklab() almanac on @css-tricks.com except this is just CSS!

codepen.io/vaielab/pen/...

CSS Rock-Paper-Scissors A Rock-Paper-Scissor game developed in HTML+CSS without any JavaScript....

3. CSS Rock-Paper-Scissors - Alvaro Montoro

There are actually some versions of this game with only CSS, but I think this caught my eye the most because of the unique usage of emojis and the animations and transitions here. So good.

codepen.io/alvaromontor...

The Mine: No JS, CSS only adventure game My contribution to the Codepen Halloween challenge. Lot's of stuff going on here. The concept initially started off as a simple 'Walk down a corridor a...

2. The Mine: No JS, CSS only adventure game - Jamie Coulter

Jamie made a game that I truly wanted to finish. The retro pixelated art style reminds me of the games of the old days. I love it! Pug and SCSS were used to build this, and it's actually super interesting!

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1. Pure CSS Stack - Bence Szabo

A simple addictive game of stacking.

I had a bit of fun with this one, and from my obvious guess, Bence mostly used input checkboxes to make this work. That would've taken some TIME. Talk about intelligence and dedication!

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Can you make games with just CSS? Impossible, right? Well, it is possible, and there are numerous CSS projects out there that have made super fun and addictive games with just CSS. 🤯 Here are 4 fun CSS-only games I played online (in no particular order):

CSS Rock-Paper-Scissors A Rock-Paper-Scissor game developed in HTML+CSS without any JavaScript....

3. CSS Rock-Paper-Scissors - Alvaro Montoro

There are actually some versions of this game with only CSS, but I think this caught my eye the most because of the unique usage of emojis and the animations and transitions here. So good.

codepen.io/alvaromontor...