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The messaging and available options are definitely more complex. But there are very good simple paths available to you once you know about them. You can still a
by tracerbulletx 3y ago
The messaging and available options are definitely more complex. But there are very good simple paths available to you once you know about them. You can still always directly write html, css, and js, and if you have a big complex app that needs it all of the frameworks are actually very good and have very easy ways to get up and running and deploy.
I don't envy someone new trying to figure out what to do though.
- PaulHoule 3y agoLately I am having the best time making worlds like https://gen5.info/xr/mars4/ https://gen5.info/xr/mars4/ which you can visit in a web browser or with a VR headset. This is based on A-Frame https://aframe.io/docs/1.5.0/introduction/ https://aframe.io/docs/1.5.0/introduction/ which like HTMX on drugs: you bring some Javascript in from unpkg, React and three.js are under the hood, but you don't need webpack or any of that. It defines new HTML elements similar to the elements of VRML, but it implements a real entity-component-system framework like Unity so it can accomplish most of what you see in a 3-d game. It seems to me to be very simple for something that gives me so much power.