the day 83 of challenge #100DaysOfCode
WebGL Fluid Simulation Using JavaScript
Demo : https://fluid-simulation.netlify.app/
Code : https://github.com/saidMounaim/100DaysOfCode/tree/main/Day83
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Type is an everyday concept to programmers, but it’s surprisingly difficult to define it succinctly. I find it helpful to use Set as a conceptual model instead.
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Top comments (11)
very pretty
btw: paveldogreat.github.io/WebGL-Fluid...
this is amazing! i never knew you can do that with javascript.
freaking awesome dude. Love it. Can you share resources to learn this??
Yes please?
Dayum
Awesome work.
So beautiful on mobile!
Put it into hi-res on my 5 year old mid-range phone and works perfectly
Amazing work!!
How you did that awesome thing