Codedoodles – New platform for showcasing experiments built with web technologies

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Created by FLUUUID, codedoodl.es is a new platform for showcasing small creative coding experiments built with web technologies.

The aim of these doodles is to exhibit interactive, engaging web experiments which only require a short attention span. No loading bars, no GUI, no 5MB 3D models or audio files, just plain and simple doodles with code. You can read more about the project here.

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