Join us for Day 6 of “Frontend Rewind 2023” and explore the top resources that made waves in frontend this year.
Welcome to Day 6 of “Frontend Rewind 2023”!
Today we have some more links for you, plus inspiration, and a great discount code for Elizabeth Lin’s course!
👹 Fun fact: Krampus, a horned figure from Alpine folklore, partners with St. Nicholas during Advent. On the evening of December 5th, they visit children, with St. Nicholas rewarding good behavior and Krampus punishing misbehaving kids with birch rods. The figure’s origin is unclear, possibly pre-Christian. In Krampus parades, young men dressed as Krampus aim to frighten audiences. These events are an annual tradition in many Alpine towns, and Krampus is also depicted on holiday cards known as Krampuskarten.
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Article
What Is ChatGPT Doing … and Why Does It Work?
Stephen Wolfram analyzes the inner workings of ChatGPT and its ability to generate meaningful text. He delves into various aspects such as models, training neural networks, embeddings, tokens, transformers, and language syntax. Long read that is worth spending some time on!
Tutorial
Refraction, dispersion, and other shader light effects
A guide by Maxime Heckel on how to reproduce a chromatic dispersion effect for your React Three Fiber and shader projects with FBO, refraction, chromatic aberration, specular, and other tricks through 9 interactive code playgrounds.
Web Experiment
Dissolve Shader
A fantastic demo by Faraz where he shows how to make a Unity dissolve shader work in Three.js using R3F. Paul Henschel also made some modifications, check it out here.
Thanks for being part of our day—see you again tomorrow! 👋🎄
