Share this article
Three.js Is Not as Scary as It Looks — A Reluctant Convert's Notes
I avoided Three.js for two years because every example looked like a WebGL screensaver from 2009. Then a client project gave me one weekend to learn it. Here's the shortcut through the steep part of the curve.
vivekkumarsingh.in/blog/threejs-not-scary-reluctant-convert
Copy link
https://vivekkumarsingh.in/blog/threejs-not-scary-reluctant-convert
Share on social media
Cross-post to blogging platforms
Clicking any platform copies the canonical URL to your clipboard and opens the editor. Paste it as the article's canonical URL to keep all SEO signals on this domain.
More on this subject: Modern Web Development.
Three.jsThe demos make it look simple. Reality involves camera positioning arguments, lighting decisions you'll change six times, performance budgets, and knowing when the 3D effect is helping vs just showing off.
10 min read
VivekUI91 accessible React components, 6 pure-SVG charts and 12 page templates, with no runtime dependencies at all. One install, one CSS import, no Tailwind and no config. Here is what VivekUI is, who it is for, and where it deliberately does not compete.
9 min read
ZohoI have implemented both platforms for a decade. Here is why I now point almost every SME I advise toward Zoho instead of Salesforce.
8 min read