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Visualizations with Three.js

By Kenwright

A hands-on guide to creating stunning web-based visualizations using Three.js. Perfect for developers, designers, and data enthusiasts looking to bring their data to life.

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728
Publication
20 September 2025
Language
English
ISBN
9798267928243
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This book is your gateway to mastering Three.js for data visualization. Whether you're building dashboards, interactive charts, or immersive data stories, you'll learn how to harness the power of WebGL through Three.js. With practical examples and clear explanations, you'll go from basic shapes to complex scenes, animations, and user interactions. Ideal for developers who want to make their data pop and engage users like never before.

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