Ivan Bogachev

I’d like to present my new article. It’s about shader materials and effect composer in Three.js. These are the two powerful tools for front-end developers which work on the modern websites with WebGL effects. The Habr.com is bilingual now, but this article is still in Russian. I think I’ll translate my articles into English later.

A couple of my articles were mentioned in the Web Standards podcast. They are introduction to the shaders programming and the one about svg placeholders. This is nothing, but I’m pleased that my articles are interesting for people.

My new article is an introduction to WebGL presentations. We’ll create a nice Christmas tree with popup elements and mouse controls using Three.js. I published the article on habr.com.

I took part in the TechContent challenge. This is a challenge for IT-authors organized by Habr - the biggest Russian platform for blogging. I won an award in the nomination “Programming” with my article about WebGL shaders. It’s really cool.

New article! This time we’ll create nice SVG placeholders using Voronoi diagram and triangulation. The article is available on Habr.com.

An article about my illness became very popular on habr.com. I wasn’t expecting it. In a nutshell, I wrote about my observations, about apathy, emotions, illusions and other strange phenomenons. If you like such inside views, you can read this article here. It’s in Russian, as always.

Muilessium is my pet project - UI framework for static websites. 40+ components, 60+ utilities to make code cleaner, LESS+RSCSS, fluid typography, keyboard and touchscreen support, understandable and well-organized code. The main purpose of its development is to create simple, but powerful framework for landings, personal websites, blogs, etc. This week I created a first beta-version of it and I think I’ll release it soon. Docs for the current version are available here.

Just some of my dotfiles - vimrc, bashrc, eslintrc, gitignore.

We continue to examine our fragment shaders. The Voronoi diagram, pixelation and masks are on the agenda today.

My new article is a tutorial for front-end developers. It consists of 12 examples of simple, but pretty shaders and a lot of tips for beginners. I published it on habr.com.