#dev 2025-08-11
2025-08-11 UTC
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[mattl] https://mattl.github.io/simple-html-file-generator/ — I added a preview. Thanks [Al_Abut] for the suggestion. [Al_Abut]++
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rozodru it's funny cause literally the other week he said that if devs aren't using AI to "get out"
# rozodru and...now he's out and Github is being moved to MS' AI engineering team
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# [social] Uh oh is how I’m feeling as well.
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# [Sophia_wood] Is three.js still the goto for a 3d website that’s interactive? Is there a different library/approach I should look at? I am building a tool for exploring polyhedra.
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# [Sophia_wood] Will do. Getting orbit control and being able to select vertices is tough if I use three.js with svelte there are issues (thresh). I have a backup for how to interact so that it is more accessible. Object files are just ascii so you can do a lot with vertices edges, and faces… I’m in the exploration phase. I mostly want to build an inquiry tool.
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capjamesg [snarfed] Is there a way to customise my bsky name with brid.gy? it's currently https://bsky.app/profile/jamesg.blog.web.brid.gy but i'd love to use jamesg.blog
# capjamesg [edit] [snarfed] Is there a way to customise my bsky name with brid.gy? it's currently https://bsky.app/profile/jamesg.blog.web.brid.gy but i'd love to use jamesg.blog
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gRegor capjamesg, I think these are the steps you want: https://fed.brid.gy/docs#bluesky-enhanced
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# [social] [Sophia_wood] have you looked at GeoGebra? https://www.geogebra.org/3d?lang=en
# [social] It is a bit basic, but has a decent searchable library. I used it a while back for small 3D data models, but my son has been using it much more. I am asking him what he prefers these days.
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# [Sophia_wood] [social] I love geogebra. There is also Desmos 3-D, but I’m trying to do something. That’s a little bit more on the rails to be able to go off the rails and a particular exploration.
# [Sophia_wood] I might play with geogebra a bit more. I have used it to embed interactives in websites before - it’s pretty wonderful.
# [Sophia_wood] [social] ++
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[schmarty] [Sophia_wood] this course on threejs includes _so_ many great tips for making nice-to-work-with pages with threejs: https://threejs-journey.com/
# [schmarty] (there are often sales or codes you can find for ~50% off the $95 sticker price)
# [schmarty] i trailed off somewhere in the long list of good-but-involved shader code lessons, but the early stuff is full of practical advice for setting up your dev tools, embedding dev UI bits for tweaking, and more.