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Shader-like holographic effects with CSS
Holograms, light-leaks and how to build CSS-only shaders - Robb Owen .
Get a shiny WebGL look without actually using WebGL. In this article we take a look at how CSS blend modes unleash the potential of cool compositing effects without the need for JavaScript
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