What a shock to see this on here - it got crossposted to Reddit too and blew up. So did my inbox. Thanks to all of you who had kind words about this project, and thanks to Jake Albaugh (http://jakealbaugh.com/) who inspired this.

What does STRML stand for?

It's my initials, plus my the initials of both my grandparents' last names. Plus, who doesn't like ML?

Once it's finished, if you scroll down to the bottom of the Markdown you'll find the reverse side visible in reverse and upside-down.

That's not the reverse side, that's Unicode characters that look like upside down ASCII. if you look at the bullet points and underlining, you can see it's just asterisks and hyphens rather than dots and lines.

It does still look pretty cool though.

Samuel is a brilliant guy.

He helped us have the Coinkite co-sign API talk to Ledger hardware wallets in just a few days. https://github.com/BitMEX/btchip-signing-tools

Any Javascript wizards here who can shed light on how he managed to append CSS to the page dynamically ?

Read the source: https://github.com/STRML/strml.net/blob/master/app.js

I never knew about -webkit-transition: all

That is the first time a resumé actually teaches me something! Right at the very beginning no less.

My first reaction was to immediately apply it to an existing project just for giggles.

There seems to be a problem with the blog's certificate (https://blog.strml.net/).

Thanks for the heads up - just a bad link. There's no SSL on the blog.

This is excellent! Thanks for sharing.

it would be cool to see this window effect when using splits on vim. Anyone knows if there is a terminal plugin for that ?

Super! Wonderful Project for teaching!

Super cool