Heya, welcome to another brief article of mine.
This time I would like to share a silly, just-for-fun, unfinished, and never-to-be-finished pen I wrote back when I first started learning web dev - a simulation of the Nokia 1100 in pure HTML, CSS, and JS. Enjoy.
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3 years later, I turned this simple codepen into a full-fledged app, check it out 😄
Turning my codepen into an actual app - Brick 1100
Khang for Visnalize ・ Oct 7 '23
*#06# !! 👏
Haha ! This is the real deal!
Wow! It looks awesome 👍
Ooooh! 💪🏼👏🏼
Really cool, well done!
Really well fine
Congrats
huh