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Fun fact or Easter eggs on JavaScript-powered websites 🥚✨

Andrew Motko·
Fun fact or Easter eggs on JavaScript-powered websites 🥚✨

Did you know that some web framework websites hide Easter eggs in the form of anime-style logos?

To see them, simply add this to the URL: 👉 /?uwu=true

📜 A bit of background: An artist known as sawaratsuki1004 created the first logo after a discussion about this idea in the comments. Later, one website adopted it as an alternative to the default logo.

Within the next two weeks, other websites joined the trend. The image shows examples from React, Vue, and Angular, and you can try to find even more 😊

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