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Christmas tree made out of form elements (webkit)
- joelackner 15y agomore clever working coming from you, hakim. love that the elements are still usable.
- iamandrus 15y agoThat's awesome! Keep up the great work. :D
- ck2 15y agoImpressive. I wonder when Firefox will get the transformation support - not that it's very practical for anything right now.
- hakim 15y agoThey added support in FF10, so it should make it to their stable release in around two months.
- dancsi 15y agoAre you sure? I'm using Nightly 12.0a1, and it is very slow (1-2fps). It's still smooth in Chrome, though.
- pcwalton 15y agoIt works, but the native widgets aren't getting retained layers, so it's really slow. I filed a bug: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=713532 https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=713532
- gkoberger 15y agohttp://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/10/css-3d-transformations-in-firefox-nightly/ http://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/10/css-3d-transformations-in-f...
- orofino 15y agoCool. Merry Christmas.
- jakubw 15y agoCool. Christmas trees aren't flat though, you could have made it use the whole space rather than one plane. Merry Christmas.
- seanp2k2 15y agoThis tree is just as 3D as the trees in current state-of-the-art first person shooters.
- evertonfuller 15y agoAwesome. Merry Christmas!
- saurik 15y agoTotally reminded me of: http://unicodexmas.com/ http://unicodexmas.com/ <- Christmas tree made out of "valid, semantic, and imageless HTML and CSS", ornamented with Unicode characters.
- badclient 15y agoFreezes my iPhone.
- kazoolist 15y agoWorks fine (I presume slower than on a desktop; but certainly doesn't crash!) on my Galaxy Nexus.
- domness 15y agoFine on the iPhone 4S
- Andrenid 15y agoCrashed the HN app on my iPhone4 too. Not that I'm surprised, it's a pretty heavy page for the phone to load.
- callumjones 15y agoFine on the iPhone 4. I suspect running the page through a UIWebView as opposed to MobileSafari will introduce the performance issues of application sandboxing.
- seanp2k2 15y agohahahahaha, I approve of this DOM debauchery.
- jasondrowley 15y agoThat's marvelous. Good work. And Merry Christmas!
- bradleyland 15y agoI love that you can still click on the dropdowns and they work. You can also type in the text entry fields.
- zobzu 15y agoworks fine on (Gecko/FF10).
- joejohnson 15y agoThat looks pretty nice on an iPad :)
- magoon 15y agoThis was a trap for my iPhone 4 - I couldn't navigate away because it was so graphics intensive. I had to force quit then quickly load another page on startup.
- theturtle32 15y agoIt was fine on my iPhone 4.
- logic 15y agoSurprisingly, this was usable on my iPhone 3G.
- tambourine_man 15y agoRuns fine on iPhone 3G. Impressive.
- pkulak 15y agoWell, that completely destroyed my iPad 1.
- eternalmatt 15y agoI was watching memory usage rapidly climb. Pretty fun though!
- gary4gar 15y agoCaused Chrome on my Linux machine to crawl, CPU usage of my dual core CPU is about 100%!! But its pretty cool as an experiment :)
- baddox 15y agoReally? It ran quite smoothly on my iPhone 4S and my parents' ancient Athlon X2 3800+ (running Windows 7). It took 2-3 seconds to get going, but then it was quite smooth.
- sopooneo 15y agoCSS Transforms on Chrome on Linux have been giving me problems even though they're fine on Windows or Mac Chrome.