Building a Realistic Analog Clock with HTML, CSS & JavaScript

Create Analog clock with using HTML, CSS & JAVASCRIPT / complete real-world project.

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[chessl]

have more relaxing sound or song on the background and pls disable that water effect on your cursor, it makes everything hard to see and may be distracting for non-pro viewers. thanks, great video overall, keep it going sir, my respect.

[james_brummett]

Another way to write the transformation of the second, minute, and hour hands is:

secondHand.style.transform = 'rotate(${second}deg)';
minuteHand.style.transform = 'rotate(${minute}deg)';
hourHand.style.transform = 'rotate(${hour}deg)';

I used the variables secondHand, minuteHand, and hourHand instead of handle. So obviously, anyone using this version should ensure they are using the correct variable names for how they coded them.