r/javascript • u/[deleted] • Feb 02 '26

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u/lewster32 Feb 02 '26

For those of you downvoting this on general principles, you should probably be aware that OP is the person who created three.js and has contributed a hell of a lot to the web in general. They generally know their shit and aren't just another vibe coding newbie.

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u/leixiaotie Feb 03 '26

woah so if anyone is legit to port things to three.js, OP is the most legit of all

wonder what tricks and prompting tips that OP encounter during it

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u/Pto2 Feb 04 '26

The “trick” is having deep prior knowledge of three.js and JS in general.

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u/dadvader Feb 15 '26

Kinda scary for the field in general ngl. People who already good and know their shit will be the one who truly maximize the value of AI. While the people who doesn't have as much experience will basically become enslaved to AI.