Name: JavaScript Background Generator with Customizable Gradients | Mohomed Inshaf posted on the topic | LinkedIn
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Channel: Mohomed Inshaf
Description: Just built a simple Background Generator using JavaScript. It lets you pick two colors and creates the CSS gradient code for you. Hope this helps if you need quick gradient ideas for your own web projects! 💡 Live Demo: https://lnkd.in/g4GD6gJh #JavaScript #WebDev #StudentDeveloper #CSS

Mohomed Inshaf

4mo

Just built a simple Background Generator using JavaScript. It lets you pick two colors and creates the CSS gradient code for you. Hope this helps if you need quick gradient ideas for your own web projects! 💡 Live Demo: https://lnkd.in/g4GD6gJh #JavaScript #WebDev #StudentDeveloper #CSS

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Nethmi Asinsala Gunarathna 4mo

Insightful 💡

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Hiranya Mendis 4mo

Insightful ✨

Kenura Dasanayaka 4mo

Well Done, Inshaaf. Keep it up the great work.

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Pasindu Owa Gamage 4mo

Insightful idea, Inshaf 💡

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Aksa Junaid 4mo

Every steps makes u stronger... Keep going 😇

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Sabith Ahamad 4mo

Nice

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Sahan Geesara Samaravickrama 4mo

Super work kep it up

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Hasan Ifthikar 4mo

Awesome 💓

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Amasha Malindi 4mo

Nice work, keep going 👍

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Maalik Hassan 4mo

Creative!

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