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⚛️ Bruno Simons journey demos in React (by pmndrs)
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threejs-journey
Posts with mentions or reviews of threejs-journey.
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and similar projects. The last one was on 2022-04-28.
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Where do I even start...
bruno simons three-js-journey is the absolute best course you can get. you can pair this with https://journey.pmnd.rs for an easier understanding of the course material since the original lectures can be a bit interwired. i'd start slowly, use simple shapes and scenes, pick your own pace. you don't have to be a shader whizz to make cool things.
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Has anyone who has done Bruno simons THREE.js joureny sucessfully intergrated any of the individual lessons into the 'larger code structuring' module?
I know there's a push to convert the Journey examples to r3f here: https://github.com/pmndrs/threejs-journey
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Good resources to learn threejs?
threejs journey is the best possible course you can get. you can combine this with https://journey.pmnd.rs for better understanding of the course material, being able to study a thing in isolation.
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Preferred design patterns
I would suggest you do both, that way you will learn much, much quicker. We'll also have the full journey course ready soon: https://github.com/pmndrs/threejs-journey
git-commit
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- I done can't commit near none to nothing I write none
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Using Git trailers, grep, and cherry-pick to generate unlimited combinations of features, stacks, and platforms
If you're a professional software engineer, there's at least a 99.99% chance you know what Git is, and you probably use it almost every day. The tangible work you produce is typically a series of Git commits and branches. The end result is the current version of your application.
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Has anyone who has done Bruno simons THREE.js joureny sucessfully intergrated any of the individual lessons into the 'larger code structuring' module?
(Bonus) How to use Git and push to Github (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=USjZcfj8yxE + https://github.com/git-guides/git-commit)
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First steps in semantic versioning
Now, we’re going to create **commits** implementing the transactional system features: a. Install the initial project configuration and its dependencies. b. Add the login/signup component. c. Implement the allowed transactions. d. Add the user roles. e. Limit the user permissions. f. Implement a public dashboard to display transactions in real-time. g. Implement methods to ensure transaction integrity.
- I’m so happy for him
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A (decent) way of version control with Hammer
- Ensure you commit your VMF often, your autosave timer in Hammer will probably determine how often you do commit, however nice notes in the commit message are a godsend when it comes to figuring out what revision to go back to.
What are some alternatives?
When comparing threejs-journey and git-commit you can also consider the following projects:
drei - 🥉 useful helpers for react-three-fiber
semantic-release - :package::rocket: Fully automated version management and package publishing
mlcl - CLI (Command Line Interface) for Molecule.dev.