Open Source TypeScript 3D Rendering Software

Our mission is to create one of the most powerful, beautiful, and simple Web rendering engines in the world. Our passion is to make it completely open and free for everyone. We are artists, developers, creators, and dreamers and we want to make it as simple as possible to enable everyone to bring their ideas to life. With this new version of Babylon.js, we set out to make it even easier to develop with. From a ton of new tools, to improved workflows and features, new documentation and more, it is our sincere hope that Babylon.js 4.2 will make your development process faster and easier while unlocking new simple ways to work. The core focus of Babylon.js 4.2 has been around simplicity. While Babylon.js keeps its code-first approach, we’ve added many tools in the Inspector and enhanced the Node Material Editor to save time to developers and Tech Artists. With the Particle Editor, you can now create and configure particle systems with the click of the mouse.

Build your scene declaratively with re-usable, self-contained components that react to state, are readily interactive, and can tap into React's ecosystem. There is no hard dependency on a particular three.js version, it does not wrap or duplicate a single three.js class. It merely expresses three.js in JSX, <mesh /> becomes new THREE.Mesh(), and that happens dynamically. There is no additional overhead. Components participate in a unified render loop outside of React. It outperforms three.js at scale due to React's scheduling abilities.Y ou need to be versed in both React and three.js before rushing into this. If you are unsure about React consult the official React docs, especially the section about hooks.

The Angular Universal project is a community-driven project to expand on the core APIs from Angular (platform-server) to enable developers to do a server-side rendering of Angular applications in a variety of scenarios. This repository will host various tools like engines to integrate with various backends(NodeJS, ASP.NET etc.) and also extra modules and examples to help you start with server-side rendering. Control server-rendered page and transfer state before client-side web app loads to the client-side-app.

Rendertron is a headless Chrome rendering solution designed to render & serialise web pages on the fly. Rendertron is designed to enable your Progressive Web App (PWA) to serve the correct content to any bot that doesn't render or execute JavaScript. Rendertron runs as a standalone HTTP server. Rendertron renders requested pages using Headless Chrome, auto-detecting when your PWA has completed loading and serializes the response back to the original request. To use Rendertron, your application configures middleware to determine whether to proxy a request to Rendertron. Rendertron is compatible with all client side technologies, including web components. It is not designed to be used as a production endpoint. You can use it, but there are no uptime guarantees. Once you have the service up and running, you'll need to implement the differential serving layer. This checks the user agent to determine whether prerendering is required.

I wanted to code something similar to react-three-fiber but for VueJS. I started from scratch, I will rewrite some of my WebGL demos to see if this little toy can do the job. The most popular WebGL library, with a good support on both desktop and mobile. With TroisJS you can easily create 3D content for your website using VueJS components. Really fast development time with ViteJS/HMR ! Useful to create awesome 3D scenes. Thanks to VueJS/ViteJS, TroisJS use watchers and HMR to update ThreeJS objects when you update a template or a prop. This means the result in your browser will be automatically updated without reloading all the stuff. This is really helpful when you are creating a TroisJS Scene. Most of the props are reactive, please take a look at components source to see exactly which ones.