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You are bound to viewing the document in a browser. This may not be a problem in most cases, but console users cannot see them. There is also a large overhead i
by tsergiu 15y ago
You are bound to viewing the document in a browser. This may not be a problem in most cases, but console users cannot see them.
There is also a large overhead in the amount of code that needs to be written to position and scale everything. For example, what if I wanted to add another line?
Finally, because it's text, it's easy to move around. To build the site, I just copied some text out of some of the files I already had and stuck it where it needed to go. How would I have done it if it was a canvas element?
- minikomi 15y agoInteresting question. You could do something like this: http://jsfiddle.net/AwynM/4/ http://jsfiddle.net/AwynM/4/ and keep the values as values for people who use curl, and replace them dynamically using JS