In case the author swings by - I think the presentation of this is really cool. The sprites bring it to life as they hurry around the screen! The way Alex bookends the walkthrough of the data is clever as well, and I…
Agreed. It's been interesting to hear how the players communicate and organise each other from a fan perspective as well - it's not something we usually have access to.
I think consistency is a big benefit. Having the infrastructure described as code means that configurations are recorded in a uniform way (as opposed to just clicking around in a web interface to spin up resources and…
I worked on a project with Trees for Cities and Ealing Council a couple of years back, which tried to visualise the importance of urban trees. Data had been gathered to estimate the monetary value provided by trees and…
styled-components is a module used specifically with react.js (i.e. not web components). Theming is actually handled quite nicely[1]. Essentially, you create a JS object which represents your theme (colours, fonts,…
In case the author swings by - I think the presentation of this is really cool. The sprites bring it to life as they hurry around the screen! The way Alex bookends the walkthrough of the data is clever as well, and I…
Agreed. It's been interesting to hear how the players communicate and organise each other from a fan perspective as well - it's not something we usually have access to.
I think consistency is a big benefit. Having the infrastructure described as code means that configurations are recorded in a uniform way (as opposed to just clicking around in a web interface to spin up resources and…
I worked on a project with Trees for Cities and Ealing Council a couple of years back, which tried to visualise the importance of urban trees. Data had been gathered to estimate the monetary value provided by trees and…
styled-components is a module used specifically with react.js (i.e. not web components). Theming is actually handled quite nicely[1]. Essentially, you create a JS object which represents your theme (colours, fonts,…