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Cables is an incredibly powerful tool with a fairly low learning curve. I couldn't have done what I did with my personal website[1] (sorry, mobile optimized!) i
by Zetaphor 2y ago
Cables is an incredibly powerful tool with a fairly low learning curve. I couldn't have done what I did with my personal website[1] (sorry, mobile optimized!) if I was working with WebGL directly, especially not in the 3 days it took me to build and deploy with no prior experience.
If you're a interested in experimenting with creative stuff without the traditionally high barrier of entry, I highly recommend cables and the Decode.gl tutorial series[2].
Cables is an exceptionally versatile and user-friendly tool, especially for those new to creative coding. It allowed me to create my personal website[1] (sorry doesn't work on mobile) in just three days, despite having no prior experience. Achieving the same results using WebGL directly would have been significantly more challenging and time-consuming.
For anyone interested in exploring creative digital projects without facing the typically steep learning curve, I strongly suggest giving Cables a try.
Additionally, the Decode.gl[2] tutorial series is extremely high quality
[1] https://zetaphor.com https://zetaphor.com
[2] https://decode.gl/ https://decode.gl/
- parasti 2y agoYour comment says the same thing twice, just rephrased. Did ChatGPT write this?
- darrenf 2y agoNot quite the same thing! > my personal website[1] (sorry, mobile optimized!) > my personal website[1] (sorry doesn't work on mobile)
- parasti 2y agoFair point
- Zetaphor 2y agoMy original comment was a bit rambly and so I had an LLM rephrase it. However I was editing on mobile so I had limited visibility due to the text input sharing space with my keyboard, so I clearly missed this duplicate paragraph. What I'd give for an edit button :P
- epiccoleman 2y agoNot to tell you what to do, but ... please don't do that. Your original comment was better. The rephrased one is both longer and suffers from the same soullessness that pervades all GPT output. Your original writing was fine! You're fine!
- Zetaphor 2y agoNeither of those is my original comment :P They were two different versions of the rephrase, I just failed to remove one because I am useless when doing any text editing on mobile
- simlevesque 2y agoI honestly hoped people wouldn't be that lazy here. Oh well.
- CyberDildonics 2y agoThis seems like it repeats itself with different words and it also seems to say the same thing twice phrased differently.
- simlevesque 2y ago> https://decode.gl/ https://decode.gl/ The home page uses 18% of my beefy cpu.