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WebContainers

The WebContainer API has been made widely available to developers after being tested by millions of developers and working in collaboration with browser vendors. With this API, Node.js can now be directly integrated into web applications, allowing for a more streamlined and efficient web development process.

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WebGL Displacement Transition Tutorial

Robin Payot started a new channel on YouTube that will teach you how to code amazing visual effects. In this first video he shows how to code a WebGL displacement transition for images.

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Strudel REPL

Strudel is a music live coding environment for the browser, porting the TidalCycles pattern language to JavaScript.

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Arthur Engel Portfolio

Arthur Engel has created an impressive interactive portfolio featuring a futuristic lab and a robot made with Three.js, React, Drei, and GSAP. The entire project was modeled using Blender.

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Theatre.js Tutorial

In this video tutorial you will learn how to use Theatre.js and create a stunning animation for the web.

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Living Virtuously

A beautiful exploration of the Seven Heavenly Virtues to learn more about how ancient philosophy and virtue ethics might contribute to a happier life today. A collaboration between Davide Baratta and Francesco Michelini.

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Matrix rain effect

A tutorial on how to create the Matrix Rain effect in a HTML Canvas element using TypeScript and React. By Maarten Hus.

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