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Next steps links should be fixed now. The problem with conflicting scroll / orbit on mobile needs more thinking, thanks for the feedback.
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GH pages cache can be very annoying sometimes.
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Fixed — thx and hugs!
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I did use axonometry in the early versions. While it did work well for surfaces with faces, lines and particles floating in 3D space were extremely confusing because you couldn't tell what's closer. Supporting different projection
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You can style the container via CSS. There is actually a huge pile of examples in the repo: https://github.com/thoughtspile/grafar/tree/master/examples Some of them are for older versions and need to be
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I've been trying to come up with a side project that would use it, make sense, and not involve just randomly sticking more features in there for around 5 years now =) Actually I open sourced it exactly for someone else to take a shot a
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Ah, you must've hit a script load race condition — I thought that would be pretty rare. Should be fixed now, thanks for the feedback!
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It does indeed have comments in Russian, thanks! Actually, the entire source has comments in Russian, too — I may need to sort it out someday.
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Not as lightweight as I'd like it to be (threejs is pretty big), but in some respects it probably is. Thanks for the heads up, I was too eager to get it out of the door — all the links should be OK now.
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Show HN: I built Grafar, a visualization library
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Painting a billion emails black with the Yandex Mail team
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10 design rules for developers
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Avoid remounting React components the smart way
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Major Garbage Producers in JavaScript
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Why You Might Want to Extend React Components
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OOP for FP Lovers: Simplistic Dependency Injection
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Angular Tip: Derived Interfaces in TypeScript
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Five Tricks for Debug-Logging in JavaScript
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Yes, you can let me know if I encouraged you right here :-)
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Let's Make Software Better: The Anti-Rant Tactics
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I have worked with electrical engineers, and things are very similar over there. Little sad story: my zenbook's SSD died 4 times; the last time it was past warranty and they wanted $250 for the replacement (proprietary port). Got a zen
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wow, did we crush it? It was there earlier
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What about non-public / embedded software then?
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Oh, I used to run Ubuntu! After going to and from sleep mode, the audio would stop working. The proposed solution was to change a line of code and rebuild the OS from source. Then they ask why your grandmother doesn't want open source
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Oh, if you don't put that friendliness indicator after a sentence, people assume you're talking aggressively.
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As a developer, I would feel shifting the blame with this) I am writing a follow-up on how to do better, though!
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I like this one quite a lot)
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I swear I was initially going to whine about "we should make it easier to make good software", not about "software is bad") Got carried away a tad, will try better next time!
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I'm actually pragmatic about it) 5 seconds is fast enough for an infrequent or complex action — it's not a week, come on! You might as well throw the feature away in a month. If it turns out the action is more useful than original
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Well, we're all in it for the money to a certain extent) And statistically, the more people come here, the more bright people among them. Not in finance, not in civil aviation, but here in software — isn't that great? The supply &
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