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1764126 - [css-easing-2] Implement linear(...) easing function for css animations

RESOLVED (dshin) in Core - CSS Transitions and Animations. Last updated 2022-09-01.

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Replying to @jaffathecake @AngieRadtke
It's so weird to me to look back at where I came from CSS and what you're doing with it now I remember in early Webb technique magazine days we were talking about class names like .12otTimesNeeRomanRed ha! 🤣

Jul 17, 2022 · 1:01 PM UTC

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Replying to @mholzschlag @jaffathecake @AngieRadtke
I mean to talk about presentational on much less using points we really come that far I wonder. Also of course table base layouts cutting Graphics to fit is just crazy such a different world in only a few decades it's kind of shocking in a way that we survived hahaha
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Yessss! I came to the industry just as the move away from table layouts was happening, but I worked at the BBC which had a longer browser support requirement than most places. Amazing how many features & how much interoperability we just take for granted these days.
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Replying to @mholzschlag @jaffathecake @AngieRadtke
Isn't that tailwind?
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To be honest I haven't really dug into Tailwind as I'm not coding except for small examples four books and whatnot but I don't deploy anything anymore nor do I really keep up with the spec I have to admit it's gone such a different direction than the years I spent in the w3c 😂
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