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A project called Phloem renders a git repository's commit history as an organic, slime-mold-style growth animation using WebGL in the browser. The tool requires JavaScript to run and draws the visualization interactively rather than as a static chart.
A developer published a collection of small, reusable 3D graphics demos recreating old workstation-era visual tricks using WebGL 1 or 2D canvas. The demos are released under a CC0 public-domain license, meaning anyone can copy the code and embed it directly into their own web pages without attribution or restriction.
Three.js version r186 now includes native support for 3D Gaussian Splatting, adding a dedicated mesh type and loaders for major splat file formats. Previously splats required community-made add-ons, but they are now a core rendering feature of the engine.