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Is there a debugging tool in any browser, as an extension or otherwise, or any tool, that I could use to visualize the image loaded into a 2d sampler in GLSL?
Essentially something that has the same functionality as renderdoc but for WebGL.
Spector.js can show textures bound to texture units and a ton of other useful for debugging information.
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I have the following design (violet vector lines in a black responsive square) that I would like to create in the web, and make it so that I can animate each individual vector in the future. What is the best way to go about that? Should I use SVG and manually draw all the polylines or is there a javascript library that can help me with this?
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I have a very messy website with lots of images and unused CSS and JS-s that are just there making my website's performance lower is there some tool like lighthouse that could help me clean my folder from not used images and tell me which code lines are extra?
I think when you build the project, it automatically optimizes your app
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Does any know JS lib for vizualizing/modeling data in 2D/3D formats (3D MAX model, ANSYS, or just txt file)?
It will be fine if it will be free.
Thanks!
A lib that allows you to load and display both 2d and 3d models would be ThreeJS.
It allows you to setup an entire scene with lighting and such.
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I wan't to do some experimens with html5 and 3d and looking for some nice 3d engine. Any tips?
Try to look at three.js or CubicVR.js.
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I suspect most web developers are familiar with the Flash-based page curling transition to turn pages? (Such as here)
Can this be implemented, in a good way, with just simple HTML+CSS+JS?
(or any other 'native' browser languages, like SVG?)
My preferred library is jQuery, but any working JavaScript solution would be acceptable.