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Fork of Donut

This example renders a chocolate donut with pink glaze and sprinkles on a 500 by 500 pixel Canvas. The drawing uses procedural generation via JavaScript's Math.random to place round and long sprinkles, create glaze drips, and add a glossy highlight. The code demonstrates the Canvas 2D API with methods like `beginPath`, `arc`, and `rect` to build the donut from layered shapes. The rendering approach is entirely algorithmic, with no external data source.

Feb 12, 2025

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Fork of HTML Starter

This example shows a minimal HTML page that renders the text “Hello HTML!” centered on the screen using CSS styling. The page contains a single `<div>` element styled with a large font size and center alignment. No JavaScript logic or data processing is involved, as the implementation relies solely on static HTML markup and CSS properties. The code demonstrates the fundamental structure of a web page without any external libraries or visualization frameworks.

Feb 12, 2025

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Fork of Milkshake

This example renders a chocolate milkshake as a single SVG image, composed of geometric shapes like rectangles and ellipses that form the glass, chocolate fill, and striped straw with a cherry. The code uses inline SVG attributes and CSS for styling, including linear gradients for the glass and chocolate, and a drop-shadow filter for depth. Static and hand-coded, it serves as a simple demonstration of vector graphics without interactive behavior.

Feb 12, 2025