Yes because the logic and graphics are separated, anyway if you'd like to you can download the project and run with these commands:
# install dependencies npm i # run first build and keep watching for changes npm run build-dev # in another terminal window run npm start
your application should run @ localhost:3000
Maybe this is an issue related with github websites, I don't really know this is a strange issue!
Same with Chrome and Firefox on Linux :) @nicolalc you develop it on Windows, I guess? Also, Github is down :D
Yeah that seems so strange, and yes I develop (unfortunately) on windows 😢
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Yes because the logic and graphics are separated, anyway if you'd like to you can download the project and run with these commands:
your application should run @ localhost:3000
Maybe this is an issue related with github websites, I don't really know this is a strange issue!
Same with Chrome and Firefox on Linux :)
@nicolalc you develop it on Windows, I guess?
Also, Github is down :D
Yeah that seems so strange, and yes I develop (unfortunately) on windows 😢