GTA.js, a reimplementation of the 1997 Grand Theft Auto engine in JavaScript and WebGL – Bram.us

kept by eddie oct 28

A developer recreated the 1997 Grand Theft Auto engine using JavaScript and WebGL, with AI assistance from Gemini, and released the unfinished but playable project.

Introducing Microlighter - daverupert.com
MicroLighter is a tiny, zero‑dependency syntax highlighter that leverages the CSS Custom Highlights API and Textmate grammars for on‑demand, theme‑aware code highlighting.
also on Bramus, #open-source
Show HN: A walkable 3D art history museum built from Wikipedia
The article showcases a web-based, navigable 3D museum that visualizes art history data sourced from Wikipedia and lets users explore artistic movements and works in an interactive virtual environment.
also on WebGL, #open-source
Elm, Rust, and WebGL in one interface – yoggimix
The author combines Elm, Rust, and WebGL via the elm_rs bridge to render 3D graphics in a canvas while using Elm for UI controls, demonstrating type‑safe interop.
also on WebGL, #open-source
GitHub - sindresorhus/p-queue: Promise queue with concurrency control
p-queue is a promise queue library with concurrency control, priorities, rate limiting, timeouts, cancellation, and events for rate-limiting async operations.
also on #javascript, #open-source
Thank you, Deno
Deno runtime winds down after team joins Cloudflare, but its ideas like permissions and web standards pushed Node.js and the ecosystem forward.
also on #javascript, #open-source