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The Indie Web Twitter RSS gaming 9.1.2020 chess A series of different takes on the classic game of Chess. Chesses is a brilliant series of chess variants by game designer/developer Pippin Barr that will challenge how you play the game by twisting the rules, the board, the pieces… more or less everything. Lets play... code 8.31.2020 gaming resource A tower defense game, utilizing the power of CSS flexbox. Whether you’re the master of flexbox or someone who’s looking to learn, flexbox defense by Channing Allen is the game for you. Although it’s been around for a while (5 years!) its lessons are as relevant as ever. Start Wave 1... code 8.26.2020 typograpgy Typography in 3d, reminiscent of the glorious days of WordArt. That’s right, nows the time to move your text off the boring x and y axis, and leap into the 3d world of z(text).Creative developer Bennett Feely has created a hyper nifty library that will add that extra level of spice to your home page, landing page, titles … well, just about everywhere if I’m honest. Lets get going... resource 7.10.2020 design icons A complete system of beautiful icons to provide some unity to your next project Australian Designer & Developer Corey Ginnivan has generously created and opened up a complete set of icons (220 to be exact) in his latest project, System UIcons Who, What, Where... code 7.7.2020 nostalgia Get Nostalgic with the Oregon Trail running in this Mac OS8 simulation That’s right, we’ve officially gone too far, developer Felix Rieseberg has ported Mac OS8 (with some help) into an Electron App that you can download and run on your Mac, or PC. Wow, what does it run? code 7.3.2020 git A handy script to reverse your codes indentation, for a harder life Have you been coding in easy mode? Well, now its time to flip into the upside-down, where your indents are backward and nothing makes sense. Oh dear... code 6.15.2020 data-visualization Interested in DataViz? Shirley Wu's new series is a great place to start If you’ve got an interest in data visualization on the web, it’s hard to look past Shirley Wu’s fantastic work. Now you can follow along via video as she goes through her entire workflow from beginning to end. Tell me more... audio 6.14.2020 git Explore musical scales as they appear within traditional music from different cultures. Developer and musician Luke Phillips’s latest creation is a beautiful collection of musical scales highlighting them as they appear in different cultures around the world. Tell me more... code 6.13.2020 git GitHub has added profiles, here are the most creative ones so far! GitHub has released a new feature allowing people to display a readme markdown file on their profile, while it seems like a small feature at first, people are turning this simple readme into some incredibly creative and funny profiles! How do I make my own? games 6.8.2020 chess Kung Fu Chess adds a real time element to a much loved classic Kung Fu Chess adds a real-time twist into a game played the same way for centuries. What are the rules more >>>