Worked On All My Cases So Far

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2 months ago 275,859 views 1 shares

Worked On All My Cases So Far

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The sweet, sweet bliss of using proper HTML/CSS for your UI instead of that nightmare called "tempered glass" side panels. Every frontend dev knows the horror stories - one misplaced pixel and BOOM - your entire layout shatters into a million pieces! Unlike those poor PC builders whose side panels actually explode if you look at them wrong. Sleep tight, code jockeys.

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