Fade and scroll items into view while scrolling

Continuing in this series on how we can use the Intersection Observer API, here is a look at how we can use it to detect the position of elements on our page and set up a simple JavaScript function to have them fade and slide into view as the person scrolls down the page, I hope you enjoy it :)

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