Posts by Figsh

@Figsh

Ekuyik Sam

Full-stack web developer | open-source contributor | JavaScript programming
figsh.devtem.org Joined March 2026
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Posts by Figsh

Figsh • • in Tutorials • 3 min read
FSCSS layout helpers: stack, hstack, center, size, rounded, ratio-fit, and friends From version 1.2.5 FSCSS added a set of property shorthands aimed at everyday layout and chrome—spacing axes, flex stacks, sizing, and aspect boxes—without inventing ...
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Figsh • • in Tutorials • 4 min read
Most radar charts pull in SVG path math or a JavaScript charting library. You can skip both. With st-core.fscss, a spider radar chart is: an FSCSS array of scores 0–100 polar coordinates stored as CSS variables --st-sxN, --st-syN shapes drawn wit...
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Figsh • • in Tutorials • 2 min read
Circular progress, pie charts, and step rings usually mean SVG path math or a chart library. circle-progress.fscss does it with pure CSS — conic-gradient, masks, and FSCSS @define helpers. Repo: Figsh/Circle-progress.fscsshttps://github.com/Figsh/...
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Figsh • • in Tutorials • 1 min read
Understanding exec in FSCSS In FSCSS, exec serves two completely different purposes depending on where you write it: 1. Inside your stylesheet: as a utility / debugging function 2. In JavaScript / HTML: to load and compile the styles Let’s brea...
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Figsh • • in Tutorials • 3 min read
Charts without the JS tax. Most charting libraries force a trade-off: You get beautiful interactive charts …but you also ship 40–150 kb of JavaScript …and the chart only appears after JS executes …and search engines often struggle to see t...
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Figsh • • in Tutorials • 2 min read
cube.fscss is a lightweight, pure CSS 3D cube system built on FSCSShttps://fscss.devtem.org/. It renders a spinnable 6-face cube using nothing but perspective, transform-style: preserve-3d, and translateZ/rotateX/rotateY — no JavaScript, no 3D librar...
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Figsh • • in Tutorials • 2 min read
If you've ever built a stats dashboard, you know the drill — a bunch of divs, a charting library, a pile of JavaScript, and somehow it still looks off. What if you could drop a chart into a page with just CSS? No canvas, no SVG, no JS dependency. Th...
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