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Fork of Blank Slate with Hot Reloading

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MMax Barrass
Last edited May 21, 2024
Created on May 21, 2024

This minimal example demonstrates a large "Hello World!" message rendered inside a container with configurable font size. The code directly sets the container’s HTML content using an inline style, with the `fontSize` variable (217) controlling the text scale. It leverages a simple DOM manipulation API via `container.innerHTML` to update the visualization, making it straightforward to modify and hot-reload in a browser environment.

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