geonic

This only refers to the Animista site itself, not the actual animations.

> Over $2500 worth of pixel art (free to use however you like)

I think this sounds kinda fishy. Why isn't it sold for 2500 USD if it's supposed to be worth so much? I guess there are way too many scam sites trying to sell me something at a great discount that I can't help but feel this way.

I'd change this line to something like "over 1000 pixel art graphics free to use however you like".

How do you make sure that all your components have access to the same channel? In a typical setup you'd use something like webpack to import modules from separate files. Calling var channel = csp.chan() in each of these will create unique channels, doesn't it? The way I see it you'd need to pass this channel down to each component.

Funny to see how the original bug reporter (Skewer) hung around for about 18 months before other people continued the discussion for the past 13 years. I wonder where Skewer is today and what he thinks about the feature.

I don't see the point of it. The time of browser based "operating systems" about ten years ago has long gone. And even back then the whole idea was quickly scrapped again.

This looks interesting. Too bad the sample chapter doesn't show any code or examples of what to expect from the book.

Having a chapter titled JSX makes me believe React is used to actually render the HTML rather than D3. Is this assumption correct?