Short and sweet overview of the changes to Svelte. Also very happy that Fireship went from "oh god no" to "runes ftw" - it's a change that takes some time to sink in for sure! But I hope you feel it's worth it just as we do
https://t.co/xKVL6KyuYY
https://t.co/1Xbk7JpYwe
One of the best libraries for Svelte (Superforms) was built during the last Svelte Hackathon! Looking forward to seeing what the community builds with this one!
One more thing... introducing Astro Storefront 🛍️
Storefront showcases the best of Astro to ship with confidence. It powers our store today, and is the start of our commitment to high performance ecommerce.
Give it a clone 👇
https://t.co/YqrdPtko5Z
@alvarosabu Yeah, no, even the math-stack explanations of quaternions are difficult. IMO better to aim for tools and visualizers or maybe something like euler -> quaternion which is part of three.js already
If your research involves 3D visuals and you want to share it online, Three.js is your go-to tool!
What is Three.js?
It's an incredible JavaScript library for creating stunning 3D visualizations! 🌟
The possibilities for scientific visualization are enormous. It runs smoothly on the web and performs exceptionally well.
Check out this particle attractor demo by @bruno_simon and learn more about it at @threejs.
Couldn't resist the temptation to add interstellar music for this demo 😉
👇 More examples in the thread below!
Animations in Svelte 5 just got a whole lot better: They're integrated more closely with the web animations API now, which fixes a bunch of bugs, and you can even control the speed through browser dev tools!