This course teaches you how to add stunning flourishes to your sites with little code and complexity. You would think that some of the extraordinary websites on awwwards, fwa or godly are out of reach for you, as a front-end dev that knows Javascript, Html and Css. Graphics on the web have always been deeply complex, reserved for a small community of experts. But with poimandres tooling that has changed, because it allows developers to abstract complex behaviour and then share! Now you can compose experiences like that with React building blocks, similar to how you build anything else on web.
Build fancy landing pages with React and Threejs
Beginners and intermediates may enjoy it the most. You need to have a basic grasp of React, and perhaps already Threejs, though that can come later.
The result: https://bananas.vercel.app
The curriculum:
Deconstruction of playful.software
Setting up a dev environment from scratch
Expressing Threejs in React
Animation basics
Finding and preparing (in Blender) model assets
Displaying and composing them
Use effects and good lighting
Additional
About the Author: Paul Henschel (0xca0a)
Paul Henschel (online as 0xca0a) is a German developer and the creator of React Three Fiber, react-spring, Drei, Zustand, and a long list of other widely-used libraries in the modern React ecosystem. He is part of the Poimandres open-source collective and one of the most influential figures in React-based 3D and animation work.
His CourseFlix listing carries Build Fancy Landing Pages with React and Three.js. Material is paid and aimed at React developers building 3D / interactive landing pages with React Three Fiber.
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| # | Lesson Title | Duration | Access |
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| 1 | Build fancy landing pages with React(-three-fiber) and Threejs Demo | 38:09 |
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