I'm curious, what tools were used to create the animation effects?

I think it's great. Personally, I prefer reading text because it's easier to search, but watching videos (both long and short) occasionally is also nice.

Yeah, I like it too!

They should read www.w3.org/Internationa... :)

When redesigning the W3C website, I think we deliberately avoided frameworks like React and Vue to ensure the production JavaScript code remains readable and avoid excessive complexity.

If you like a sans-serif font, I've been using the Raleway font for reading

Yeah, Lin Yutang spent all his family fortune on this, but unfortunately political waves such as the civil war and the Korean War came one after another, and the machine mass production plan failed.

He split a character into two parts for indexing, similar to radicals, and people can type a character with a maximum of three keys.

Theoretically, 6×6×8×29=8352 characters can be typed, some of which are empty, so there are about 8,000 characters. He used a combination of Chinese characters to represent rare characters outside the 8,000 characters, such as "吉吉" for "喆".

The core of the typewriter he invented is a complex roller, with 6 middle rollers on a large roller, 6 small rollers on a middle roller, 8 sides on a small roller, and 29 fonts on a side.

bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi...

text-autospace

I usually read the official documentation, but I know many people around me prefer to watch videos to learn.

haha. Now you know the rules and so do I 😀