Currently my better half Kasia is working on a JavaScript training course and wanted to explain the concepts of JavaScript with a game. So we sat down and did a simple game example whilst she was fretting over the structure of the course. As she wanted to explain how to interact with the DOM in JavaScript rather than using Canvas we had some fun using CSS animation in conjunction with simple keyboard controls. More on the game in due time, but here is a quick thing we found to be extremely useful and not really used enough in the wild – the interplay of data attributes, CSS and changing states.
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