- Rich Hickey early Clojure talks - Lee Robinson-style tutorials - https://threejs-journey.com/ https://threejs-journey.com/ and https://www.3dfordesigners.co

- Rich Hickey early Clojure talks - Lee Robinson-style tutorials - https://threejs-journey.com/ https://threejs-journey.com/ and https://www.3dfordesigners.com/ https://www.3dfordesigners.com/ (which incidentally one can use as the basis for dynamic threejs learning pages) I think that's the biggest thing. Create a mini course on how to use the tool (e.g. a smaller version of https://css-for-js.dev/ https://css-for-js.dev/). That's a big lift, but then if you make that free and there's tangential benefits of learning related best practices when going through it, I think developers would be inclined to click through and see how it works. https://docs.temporal.io/go/run-your-first-app-tutorial https://docs.temporal.io/go/run-your-first-app-tutorial is cool but can you sandbox so I can just play it like a game without having to really install stuff? Developers know intuitively if it's easy enough to walk through and wrap your head around in a browser, it's maybe easy enough to get positive feedback from and overall value, and integrate into prod systems. Just an idea.