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stewdio
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Comment #24710059
Upon each completion of the song, a list of keyboard engagements will be displayed under “Receipt.” This includes both the activations scripted for the animation as well as your ow…
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Comment #24697315
This is a fan-made music video for Thom Yorke’s “Black Swan” (2006). This birthday well-wishing is composed of #HTML #CSS #JavaScript for fellow October chaps Thom and Stanley Donw…
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Comment #24272655
And here’s the repo: https://github.com/stewdio/handy.js
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Comment #24159375
Simple, heavily commented, and built on Three.js. Go forth and build fun hand-input-based things!
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Comment #23128202
Thank you for the kind words. As I’m writing it I just keep thinking “How would I want to be taught this?” As another parallel rule of thumb I pretend that I’m writing to someone w…
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Comment #23037476
Woa—this is really beautiful! I need to give this some serious thought since I’ve gone heavy on the idea of not having dependencies, not using modules, not requiring Node, etc. You…
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Comment #23035430
Good question! There’s a subtle underlying issue I need to address in order to get those working correctly: https://github.com/stewdio/q.js/issues/18 I have an idea of how to solve…
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Comment #23034746
I entirely forgot to mention that TODAY is Q.js’ first birthday. And here’s a write-up of how I got started with it: https://medium.com/@stew_rtsmith/quantum-javascript-d1effb84...…
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Comment #23034524
Wow—I didn’t even recognize my own code there with all the whitespace changed and semicolons inserted ;) And yes—not having any dependencies or anything to install was one of my go…
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Comment #23033702
Certainly :) You can add as many CNOT gates as you’d like. There are a few ways to do this in code, so you can pick the style that feels right for you / your particular case: https…
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Comment #23033284
I’ve begun to put together useful resources for learning more here: https://quantumjavascript.app/resources.html I’d like to really flesh out that page; I’ve now come across so man…
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Comment #17230123
Hi. Last year I launched Space Rocks, a WebXR demo that re-imagines Atari’s Asteroids as an immersive, Web-based, virtual reality experience. Alongside the site’s launch I also rel…
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Comment #13324581
I’m working on a series of tiny WebVR experiences for kids that run on the HTC Vive. (Personal project.) It’s a work in progress, but thought I’d share this first one now that it’s…
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Comment #13281122
Anyone else making ’lil WebVR experiments?
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Comment #10840333
Jon McLoone really seems to be approaching this topic from a place of frustration—rather than from an overwhelming sense of beauty. I think both mathies and visual designers can ag…