All Welcome.
We are collectively teaching ourselves 3d programming using three.js. Each experiment represents one hour a week.
Fire up a server in the root:
python -m SimpleHTTPServer
Then navigate to http://localhost:8000
Recently a group of developers got together for a "Three.js Huddle" to talk about the library and 3d programming in general. There was enough interest that it spawned a weekly meetup that has become a staple in the Instrument development world, the 3d Workshop. Every Wednesday at 4:00 any interested developers (and anyone else!) amble into the living room to embark on a creative journey to learn and teach themselves 3d programming for the browser. Today we share some of the fruits of this journey.
The working philosophy of the workshop is that we don't really know what we are going to do beforehand. The environment is open to suggestion and follows each week from what we did in previous weeks. First we brainstorm a list of ideas, and then decide which idea to pursue. There is a lot of back and forth and live coding/debugging to get things to work. Part of what is so great about the workshop is that it is not predefined, but rather we are all solving problems together, and share in the thrill of discovery.
It has produced a number of short experiments (each one was done in about an hour). Here is a collection of the current experiments, all runnable in the browser: Instrument 3d Workshop
More to come!