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Update: BarelyML v0.3 is out, find it on my GitHub! https://lnkd.in/e6RbSBHh New features: Changed the definition of FileSource to enable vector graphics (SVG) Adds a URLHandler class for custom links Adds links and images in tables Various minor improvements

Importing SVG files as React components with Vite for streamlined integration.

Happy Monday fellow web-developers, I just comcluded my 4-part series on how to use #AEMDynamicMedia on responsive websites. In this last part I'll argue, that when using #DynamicMedia, it can be more efficient to implement a custom image loader with #JavaScript and not rely on #HTML5 standard features. I am curious what you think. Thanks to my dear colleagues Eryk Lagun and Rob Freeman for inspiration, proofreading, and fact-checking. Cheers -achim

I’m marking the shift of Global Nerdy to an *even more visually-oriented* tech blog with a new category, “Charts, Graphs, and Infographics,” with a recap of some of the most recent graphics I made for Unified.to’s blog that answer the question: “What is a unified API?” #API #APIs #UnifiedAPI #UnifiedRealTimeAPI

 Title: Raging Sea in Threejs Live Demo Link: https://lnkd.in/d_Hp_NX5 Tech Stack: Three.js: For 3D graphics Vite: For fast development and build HTML/CSS/JavaScript: Core web technologies Description: Created Raging Sea simulation using Threejs, as part of Three.js Journey course. Code: https://lnkd.in/dVZ-sJuC #ThreeJS #WebGL #GraphicsProgramming #Vite

Handle the orientation of the device in your application save state so your program doesn't lose data when the user rotates the device Utilize simple graphics and animations in your app configure the permissions required by your application specify target architecture(s) for your application make use of services use services to perform background tasks in your application work with audio in your application

Explore the world of Scalable Vector Graphics (SVGs) in Jan Schuppik's blog post about his progress while working on our Kubernetes module. This guide breaks down what SVGs are and how they work, including different ways to use them, like putting them directly in web pages or storing them in separate files. It also looks at the good and not-so-good aspects of SVGs, such as their ability to scale well but possibly causing performance issues on older browsers. So, dive in and discover how we want to use SVGs to make your monitoring efforts easier and more fun! https://lnkd.in/d2yWBvyu

Introducing #TasteMyNormal - a small piece of software I've recently started developing. It converts normal maps between OpenGL and DirectX rendering. The new update includes: • 3D viewport rendering of your normal maps • New UI • Additional format and export options I will be continuously adding and improving these features. Please feel free to share your comments. If you're interested in purchasing a copy of Taste My Normal, let me know which platform you would prefer to get it from.

R2024b is here! Check out some highlighted new features below: ✏️ Interactive ODE solving in Live Editor 🌐 Reading remote data over HTTP/HTTPS with new functions 🎻 New graphics: violinplot and compassplot 💻 New Desktop Beta: dark theme, updated layout, improved search, new plain text file format for live scripts, and enhanced workflows 🪝 Git Hooks: write custom scripts that can be triggered by operations such as committing, merging, and pushing commits. 🔗 Download and see all the new features here👉https://lnkd.in/f-hxzCr

Export charts to SVG with React. Provide flexibility for users by giving your applications the ability to #export charts to #SVG format. Compare leading solutions for #react.