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Huge library of mat­cap PNG tex­tures orga­nized by col­or — nidorx/​matcaps: Huge library of mat­cap PNG tex­tures orga­nized by col­or

Mmm… swirly good­ness… Hey! Snap out of it! Ok. Now, in this tuto­r­i­al we’re going to have some fun cre­at­ing this pret­ty c

Twit­ter: @mattdesl Draw­ing lines might not sound like rock­et sci­ence, but it’s damn dif­fi­cult to do well in OpenGL, par­tic­u­lar­ly WebGL. Here I explore a few dif­fer­ent tech­niques for 2D and 3D line ren­der­ing, and accom­pa­ny each with a small can­vas… | Matt DesLau­ri­ers | cre­ative devel­op­er

Cre­ate para­met­ric 3D assets, mod­els, mate­ri­als, pat­terns, & light­ing with com­plete con­trol using indus­try-stan­dard Adobe Sub­stance 3D Design­er soft­ware.

Seam­less PBR tex­ture sets, pho­to­scanned mod­els and HDRIs for archviz.

Free seam­less PBR tex­tures with dif­fuse, nor­mal, height, AO and rough­ness maps.

Arroway Tex­tures pro­duces high-qual­i­ty dig­i­tal tex­tures for 3D ren­der­ing and real-time use. We believe that the best tex­tures are those obtained direct­ly from phys­i­cal real­i­ty.

Nitro is an open source Type­Script frame­work to build ultra-fast web servers. The open engine pow­er­ing Nuxt and open to every­one.

Cre­ate mouse trails using his min­i­mal WebGL frame­work OGL. Water effect.

Audit URLs using Light­house and test per­for­mance with Light­house CI

A web devel­op­er defends a tool and a work­flow he enjoys.

A col­lec­tion of bad prac­tices in HTML, copied from real web­sites.

A col­lec­tion of posts cov­er­ing a blend of tech­nol­o­gy, design, code, and cre­ativ­i­ty.

Le Ran­dom is build­ing a dig­i­tal gen­er­a­tive art insti­tu­tion.

Explore the time­line of mile­stones in the his­to­ry of web design from 1990 to the present day.

vsketch is made for plot­ter users, by plot­ter users. It’s fea­ture set is focused on the pecu­liar­i­ties of this medi­um and doesn’t aim to solve oth­er prob­lems.

A roundup of what you need to start pen plot­ting and cre­ative cod­ing.

This tuto­r­i­al is addressed to peo­ple who want to learn how to gen­er­ate forms with Pro­cess­ing to be print­ed with the axidraw plot­ter.

CSS is under­go­ing a ​“qui­et renais­sance,” incor­po­rat­ing many sig­nif­i­cant fea­tures that pre­vi­ous­ly required exter­nal tools into the native parts of the lan­guage.

Sub­set Fonts to Exact­ly and Only Your Web­site’s Used Char­ac­ters.

The use of pen plot­ters and oth­er draw­ing machines has become an impor­tant part of the mod­ern gen­er­a­tive art and dig­i­tal art scene. For those who are con­sid­er­ing intro­duc­ing a pen plot­ter in the future, I rec­om­mend a pen plot­ter.

A Javascript library for rep­re­sent­ing, manip­u­lat­ing, and draw­ing peri­od­ic tilings of the plane. — iso­he­dral/­tac­tile-js: A Javascript library for rep­re­sent­ing, manip­u­lat­ing, and draw­ing peri­od­ic tilings of the plane.

The Post spoke to migraine suf­fer­ers about liv­ing with aura, a dis­tur­bance that can cause tem­po­rary visu­al impair­ment, and cre­at­ed video illus­tra­tions of what they see.

This course is designed for those new to web per­for­mance, a vital aspect of the user expe­ri­ence. It cov­ers key web per­for­mance con­cepts and tech­niques for improv­ing per­for­mance.

The Ter­rapin attack is a pre­fix trun­ca­tion attack tar­get­ing the SSH pro­to­col, where the integri­ty of SSH’s secure chan­nel is com­pro­mised by manip­u­lat­ing sequence num­bers dur­ing the hand­shake, allow­ing an attack­er to remove mes­sages from the secure chan­nel with­out detec­tion.

Last week, Jere­my Kei­th wrote about what he calls HTML Web Com­po­nents. Some peo­ple treat Web Com­po­nents like JS library com­po­nents, where every­thing is ren­dered with JavaScript.

Grow wis­er and retain books bet­ter: Read­wise sends you a dai­ly email resur­fac­ing your best high­lights from Kin­dle, Instapa­per, iBooks, and more.

Sys­tem font stack CSS orga­nized by type­face clas­si­fi­ca­tion for every mod­ern OS. The fastest fonts avail­able. No down­load­ing, no lay­out shifts, no flash­es — just instant ren­ders.