first preview of @pmndrs lightmap is out. wrap sth dull looking into a lightmap, you get much closer to realism. it is integrated into react suspense, so it is super easy to deal with. you treat it like any other texture or async thing, which is crazy. →
https://t.co/046jLy3NAB
still crazy to me that this is considered a react application nowadays. these are all declarative components, driven by a state model, mixed with regular dom content. saw it on reddit https://t.co/DroHJ5zV9T i love seeing this stuff creeping into frontend, and accessible to all.
@dan_abramov At least to me, state machines are a natural outcome of thinking about the user experience (and the many, many things they can do in an app) instead of just the developer experience, and it benefits both.
Async/await is easier for devs, but not for users who run into edge-cases.
As 2020 comes to an end we wanted to share a special Holiday Update on our research into zero-bundle-size React Server Components. The demo is available now whether you want to play with it during the holiday, or when work picks back up in the new year. https://t.co/C9BgkgOI5A
1/ ⚡️ Here's a new react-three-fiber demo that showcases just how easy it can get to create good looking scenes.
👉 Preview https://t.co/PQvXvyB75D
👉 Repo https://t.co/jYFns56Bfd
#r3f#drei#threejs
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Hi Twitter! Really happy to share this one with you!
Here the last work we did @makemepulse w/ @seasheperd & @brandstation_fr
An experience to raise awareness on the impact of fishing activities as well as Sea Shepherd actions across the planet 🐟
👉🏾 https://t.co/vuAZHPSq7F
newest member in the @pmndrs family is component-material https://t.co/HCAMuVtBi9 made by @mlperego and @ggsimm this allows you to compose existing materials in a modular way, mixing and matching injects into vert and frag shaders. demo: https://t.co/IK6n5oO2oG
Totally in 💖 with the horizontal option of Locomotive Scroll! Had to make some layouts + animations:
https://t.co/H8XbgbszEU
Thank you, @LocomotiveMTL for making it such a breeze to create super slick scroll animations 🙏
#webdesign#javascript#demo#animation#css
I'm only bringing this up because I'm a little confused when people dunk on state management in React using hooks. Because AFAICT both Swift UI and Jetpack Compose (iOS and Android) are following React's lead almost exactly. Their approaches both look very similar.
Demo of morphing talking bubble on top of illustrations in an onboarding sequence on @CodePen https://t.co/C7yZzhroj5 Built with #reactjs react-spring & react-use-gesture