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Draco compression and Three.js

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 Big meshes? Can Draco help?

Source of node materials (Three.js)

Traditional Three.js materials are like black boxes with various numeric parameters on it. Node materials are different. They are more modular. They allow for making material out of diferent boxes(nodes) and connect them in some kind of graph (like in e.g. Blender)

First steps with Plotly.js

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Plotly.js is a JavaScript library for creating many kinds of charts. It's often used in data science, especially that this library is also available in Python (and you probably know that Python is data scientists' favorite language). But let's talk about JavaScript usage for a moment.