jetienne2
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- Augmented Reality for Jewelers (medium.com)
- Show HN: Personalized and Polished Text for Your Three.js Game (learningthreejs.com)
- Show HN: Live Cube Maps Reflections in Your Three.js Game (learningthreejs.com)
- Scary Monster For Your Next FPS Game in Three.js (learningthreejs.com)
- Simple 3 Point Lighting To Get Your Three.js Game Started (learningthreejs.com)
- Show HN: Easy to Use Dynamic Texture to Write Text in Your 3d Object (learningthreejs.com)
- Easy Way To Integrate Video, in Your THREE.js Game with THREEx.videotexture (learningthreejs.com)
- Beautiful Dynamic Laser Beams for Your THREE.js Space Game with threex.laser (learningthreejs.com)
- Realistic Physics for Your THREE.js Game with THREEx.Oimo (learningthreejs.com)
- Simple and Easy To use Crates Models to Get Your THREE.js Game Started (learningthreejs.com)
- Crazy Post Processing Color Effects to Change Your Three.js Game Ambiance (learningthreejs.com)
- One THREEx a Day Gets Your Game on Its Way A Challenge (learningthreejs.com)
- 8 bit procedural sound generation with Web Audio API (blog.jetienne.com)
- WebAudiox.js – a DRY Library for Web Audio API (blog.jetienne.com)
- "Have You Seen YourSelf When You Are Drunk?" WebGL Demo (learningthreejs.com)
- Game Workshop: Let's Do a Fighting Spaceship Minigame Together (learningthreejs.com)
- Yeoman for Three.js or Zero to Nyancat in 30 Seconds Flat (learningthreejs.com)
- How to Make the Earth in WebGL? (learningthreejs.com)
- How to build a procedural city in WebGL (learningthreejs.com)
- Show HN: How To Monitor Rendering Performance Within Three.js (learningthreejs.com)
- Discovering Leap Device (learningthreejs.com)
- Show HN: Mixing HTML Pages Inside Your WebGL (learningthreejs.com)
- Show HN: automatic detection globals in js (blog.jetienne.com)
- ShowHN: assertWhichStop.js - an assert which stops (blog.jetienne.com)
This is post presents assertWhichStop.js. assertWhichStop.js is a simple library which provide an assert() which stops… who would have guessed :) You may find that surprising but in your browser, javascript’s assert()…