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This light theme website-boilerplate combines Webpack, Jekyll, Bootstrap and much more. Additionally, you can just add other packages from npm and/or gems from RubyGems as you like.
Further, it has an easily exchangeable WebGL canvas header as an animated 3D background. The GLSLX shader files are also watched in the development mode of this boilerplate. That means, if you edit them and save your changes, the shaders will be recompiled and reloaded immediately.
You are welcome to use this boilerplate to edit the existing shaders or to create a completely new WebGL header. I am curious what you will develop. If you need inspiration, check out Shadertoy or GLSL Sandbox for fragment shaders and Vertexshaderart for vertex shaders. There you can see what's possible.
If you don't need this boilerplate with all the bells and whistles, but want a WebGL canvas boilerplate as a quick and easy live editor, or if you just want the pure minimized bundles as a 3D animated background, look here.
Note: WebGL canvas headers can make your CPU sweat, but it gets colder as you scroll down 😉
Note: imagemin-mozjpeg, -pngquant & -gifsicle are deactivated by default due to currently unresolved vulnerabilities. Feel free to change this here watcher.config.mjs (e. g. imagemin-pngquant is faster than Squoosh-oxipng).
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mtw-canvas-malachite [included] [default]; Fragment shader is based on Glare of water [License: CC BY 3.0; Copyright: © 2019 Jan Mróz; Changes: made]
mtw-canvas-disks [included]; Fragment shader is based on CoordSys - intersection [License: MIT; Copyright: © 2013 Inigo Quilez; Changes: made]
other mtw-canvases [not included]; you have to add them manually
It is shown using the dark version of this boilerplate.
You can get a dark version here:
You can use one of these boilerplates as a starting template to make your web appearance, blogging and portfolio awesome. They are heavily based on the magnificent work of Stephen Arsenault [License: MIT], Nathan Randecker [License: MIT; Copyright: © 2016 Nathan Randecker], me Sitdisch and many more.
For more information about this boilerplate, and to see what's possible even with an older version, take a look at my personal GitHub page here:
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