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Discovering fractals with CSS.

Talkat The Rolling Scopes Conference 2015 · on Sunday, 2015-02-01· [css, creative-coding]
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Claims CSS can generate real fractals by compiling SCSS into massive box‑shadow renderings — one example creates 160,000 points (400×400) with 78 iterations and takes 3.5 hours to compile. When that proves impractical, a Pythagoras tree appears as seven lines of CSS using -webkit-box-reflect (WebKit/Chrome only), animates, and ties to a Web Audio analyzer for live visualization; a separate 4D rotation attempt fails for performance reasons.

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  1. 0:00Introduction to CSS art
  2. 1:33Defining fractals in CSS
  3. 4:45Mandelbrot set challenges
  4. 10:34Pythagoras tree experiments
  5. 14:09Technical implementation
  6. 20:12Adding animation and flair
  7. 24:11Audio-reactive visuals
  8. 28:12Q&A and final thoughts
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