Text transformer
Input:
Output:
About
Text transformer, by Christopher Phan
This was a fun little project I completed to practice with JavaScript and CSS. I came up with the idea when I was on a social media site and wanted to post something in the sarcastic haphazard capitalization style. Instead of hitting the [SHIFT] key randomly, I decided to write a JavaScript function to capitalize letters randomly. Then, I thought I should make a web page with the function. And then, I thought, why not make it look kind of like a 1980s computer? (The retrocomputing sytle idea I had implemented in a recent pi day post, although not as well as here.) I hope you enjoy it!
License info
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2021 Christopher Phan
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