Comment on Show HN: CSS Speedrun – A small game to test and improve your CSS knowledgeComments−414owen4yHuh, I wrote a very similar game a while ago. Select elements with CSS selectors to get to the next level: https://select.pink/Mine displays the elements as nested blocks, instead of printing a tree.−414owen4yThanks :)I actually posted https://select.pink/ to HN ages ago, but it died in `new`: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24959045OP's game has some nice features. The timing is neat, and to be honest I didn't even consider using the source as the visualization.−fgeiger4yWow, nice. I like this even better then the OP. In particular how the levels naturally progress and how the game actively teaches concepts.−aurbano4yAwesome stuff! I learned a few new selectors, thanks :)−naseemali9254yThanks for sharing, learnt a few more CSS selectors.−dotancohen4yThis is terrific! Do note that IDs are document unique. I found a duplicate id on the `#pan.cake` exercise.
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Huh, I wrote a very similar game a while ago. Select elements with CSS selectors to get to the next level: https://select.pink/
Mine displays the elements as nested blocks, instead of printing a tree.
Thanks :)
I actually posted https://select.pink/ to HN ages ago, but it died in `new`: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24959045
OP's game has some nice features. The timing is neat, and to be honest I didn't even consider using the source as the visualization.
Wow, nice. I like this even better then the OP. In particular how the levels naturally progress and how the game actively teaches concepts.
Awesome stuff! I learned a few new selectors, thanks :)
Thanks for sharing, learnt a few more CSS selectors.
This is terrific! Do note that IDs are document unique. I found a duplicate id on the `#pan.cake` exercise.