CSS Conic Gradients
CSS Conic Gradients are kind of strange at first, but once you start playing with them you can pull off some really cool stuff. This video is a quick exploration of how they work, and also addresses browser support issues with a really handy and easy to use Polyfill.
With conic gradients, you can make pie charts, starburts and even a checkerboard pattern! If you have have other cool ideas, make sure to share them below, and also make sure you check out Lea Verou's polyfill page, as it also includes some really awesome examples of what you can use it for.
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Lea Verou's Polyfill (and awesome examples): https://leaverou.github.io/conic-grad...
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