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Happy St David's day @agile_geek and all those who celebrate
Are you using an actual debugger, like in IntelliJ? I seem to recall that it was actually a somewhat pleasant experience. The tool itself, that is. Unravelling the mysteries of stateful Java can be painful regardless of the tool 🙂
Anyone wants to try the new JDK19 virtual threads? Go download bb 1.2.174 because it ships with them :)
Sweet! Was it a smooth ride adding support? I'm considering vthreads for a native image as well.
Good morning! I want to create a 3D-animation, real time, web-based, that I can feed some data and it will be able to animate that data smoothly. No clear idea about how the animation would look, but we're not talking any huge amounts of data, maybe 10K data points, tops. It's time based, 10+ years with a data point per day. I might want to be able to add interactions, hover, etc. Any suggestions for what to use for building it? I want butter smoothness.
@U0ETXRFEW plexus shared something like this in #C06MAR553 today. Also @U017QJZ9M7W may know something, perhaps in combination with clerk
And @U07SQTAEM may also know something
Sam's been doing some good work around visualizations in the browser from CLJS recently, using libraries like Mafs. I've usually done this from scratch using WebGL, but that's not really what I recommend.
http://Mathbox.Mentat.org is a solid set of primitives, see http://Mathbox.org for a ton of examples
> I've usually done this from scratch using WebGL Yeah, forgot that part. I want butter smoothness + an as easy time as possible. 😃
http://mathbox.mentat.org/ looks like exactly what I was looking for. OMG, that demo!
Could one make a force-directed graph using Mathbox?
I’m sure yes! But you wouldn’t get it for free with the existing primitives, I think there are some similar examples
@U0ETXRFEW checking in to see how it’s going!
I’ve been hacking up some mathbox stuff here
Using Emmy to get functions across the wire and running fast, maybe there’s something useful there
Never got to even start this. Right now I have forgotten what it was I wanted to do. 😃 But super happy to know this library exist! Gonna abuse it one of these days.
My rebrand of #C01ECA9AA74
Here is a bit of writing on it I out out recently
Can’t wait to get it all tidied!! What is so rad about clerk is when you run these locally, you Change something deep in the potential energy function etc and everything snap updates
I’m still figuring out how this should feel
Haha but thank you for that reaction :)
That’s what I’m going for!