Topic awaiting preservation: 20 liners workshops :: an important update - to make it simple

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alright, i have just read through all of this, and i must admit that i like it.(i am no js geek, though) it explains the technique how to save bandwidth very well, as well as the dynamic creation of "tiles" aka divs. you also have some very nice effects to play around, so i think this tutorials can be extremely helpful.
the only thing i didnt really understand was the "Drawing a simple gradient" part. maybe i dont know much enough of js, but this chapter sounds very complicated to me. maybe you could express that a bit easier?
however, good job, keep this goin.
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I like it, but I really think you ought to take the time to make all the examples Firefox compatible. Especially since, for most of them, the fix is as simple as adding a Math.round().

Besides that, I like it. It is clear and consice, and well put together.

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." -- Arthur C. Clarke
"Any sufficiently arcane magic is indistinguishable from technology." -- P. David Lebling

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Very nice.

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." -- Arthur C. Clarke
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