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Babylon.js 4.2 Released: Powerful 3D Rendering Engine — Babylon.js is a particularly powerful 3D rendering engine aimed at artists, game developers, and anyone with 3D ideas to explore. New to 4.2 is a new particle editor, sprite editor, texture inspector, and more. See the playground if you want a quick play.

Using WebXR with Babylon.js — Another indepth tutorial from Smashing Magazine covering WebXR at a high level before digging into creating immersive experiences with the Babylon.js framework.

Plotly.js: A Charting Library Built on D3 and Stack.gl — Amazingly, we last featured Plotly.js 5 years ago when it first launched, and now it has 11K stars but continues to pop out frequent new releases, like this week’s 1.53.0.

Building an Image Gallery using PixiJS and WebGL — This goes beyond your typical image gallery with an interesting 3D effect. Lots of bits and pieces here to learn.

Raw WebGL: An Illustrated Guide to Starting with WebGL — A well presented tutorial on getting started with WebGL, what key data structures you need, and what each of the main elements (of which there are quite a few when it comes to WebGL!) are and do.

WebGLStudio.js: A 3D Graphics Editor in the Browser — It’s not new but its author says it’s now mature, ready to be extended, and can be used in production (although a 1.0 release is still a little way away).

Pixi.js 5.0: Create Beautiful 2D Web Experiences — Boasts the ‘fastest, most flexible 2D WebGL renderer’ to let you take advantage of hardware acceleration without getting involved in WebGL or 3D concerns. Check out demos for what the code looks like and what you’d use it for. There’s also a Pixi Playground for quickly crafting your own experiments.