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   by legrisch 2y ago

   Thanks, I didn't know it's already up. I guess the most interesting part and what sets Threlte apart is the Threlte Studio which I dive into at 37:00, here's the link: https://youtu.be/Fn0_8iZGkLk?t=2223
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   The migration guide is indeed pretty extensive. In the end we get feedback from users that the actual migration is not as awful as it seems to be. A lot changed under the hood but the main APIs stayed the same. The changes to `<Canvas&gt
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   Thanks for pointing that out. Unfortunately this post is out of my control, otherwise the title would have already been very different :)
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   Hey HN, thanks for posting. My name is Grischa, I'm the creator of Threlte. Here's a blog post of what's new in Threlte 8: https://threlte.xyz/blog/threlte-8 Threlte is a renderer and component library f
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   "It is not accessible" is not a fair statement. Accessibility goes way beyond "it's not readable by a screen reader" – and even that is in my opinion rapidly changing with AI accessibility tools. See my other commen
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   I can’t say anything specific, but it will be available only with Threlte 8 as it’s depending on Svelte 5. Threlte 8 is the focus of our development but we of course want to wait out the official release. Threlte 8 is already published as `
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   Thanks! Threlte is "just" offering a declarative way to express Three.js. If you know how the `<T>` component and its props and event handlers work, you can use the Three.js documentation for everything else. Apart from that
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   Threlte loves you too <3 If you want, feel free to contact me on Discord[1] to provide feedback on how you use Threlte in your company, I would greatly appreciate it. [1] http://chat.threlte.xyz
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   by legrisch 2y ago

   That is very kind, thanks so much :)
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    by legrisch 2y ago

    React-three-fiber was and still is a huge inspiration and I can’t thank Paul and the other contributors enough. Afaik they pioneered this relationship between a frontend framework and Three.js. In essence, react-three-fiber and @threlte&#x2
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    by legrisch 2y ago

    Declarative 3D in the form of a framework integration for Three.js is extremely popular and I would argue/assume it's currently the most used professional setup for a Three.js site with the most popular one being react-three-fiber
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    by legrisch 2y ago

    Hi, I'm the author of Threlte, thanks for posting it! If you want to see what we're currently up to, here's the talk I just presented at the Svelte Summit Spring[0]. In essence, we're busy with two things: Making Threlte
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    by legrisch 5y ago

    In one of my latest web assignments I needed to implement 3d and wrote some svelte components to drive the three.js CSS3DRenderer. It worked great, but as soon as images were introduced, performance was really an issue. I then looked into S
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    Show HN: Threlte – A Three.js component library for Svelte(github.com)

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    by legrisch 5y ago

    Please feel free to reach out to me: email now in profile.
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    by legrisch 5y ago

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    Ask HN: How to Sell a Website

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