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Hope you all doing well ✌️ and in this dev post you will learn how to make water ripple effect with pure HTML CSS and one JavaScript library 🍒
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First of all, this isn't pure JS. This is JS with jQuery which is a hella large library. That kind of makes the title pretty much misleading. Second, this really isn't a tutorial which you put it as a tag. Your kind of just giving a codepen, it would be nice if you at least explained it so it is more of a tutorial. Lastly, this doesn't seem to be anything that warrants a post at all. All that is being done is calling a simple jQuery function in JS with some parameters.
Hey shadowtime2000,
first of all, I'm really sorry for that silly mistake and I have solved my mistake you can check again.
Question: why I don't try to explain all things with code?
answer: The main reason is that, if I will try to write and explain the entire code it will take much time for me after that I will be disappointed to share my learning journey,
And yes be sure I will try my best to explain my projects in future :)
cheers Atul
title should be "Water ripple effect with HTML, CSS and jQuery.ripples"
otherwise I was expecting water ripple effect using just vanilla JS..
Thanks for the suggestion 👍
It's not just me then.
It's the same when people are saying “It's pure HTML and CSS“, then you look at the pen and see a bunch of JavaScript in there.
You are right brother 👊