Talk |
International JavaScript Conference 2022 München
| 26.10.2022
3D Web – Babylon.js for Your Web App
Modern business applications are anything but boring. Data needs to be visualized understandably and appealingly. Web graphics engines like BabylonJS help us do just that. They enable 2D, 3D, virtual, and augmented reality content to be presented comprehensibly. Thus, among other things, digital concepts can be visualized, configured, and tested – cross-platform and performant. In this session, Max Schulte shows how you can integrate BabylonJS and Angular in an exemplary way, so that both technologies can unfold their full potential in tandem. Learn by live coding how to integrate a graphics engine yourself and achieve your goals.
Max Marschall is engineer consultant at Thinktecture with focus on Angular and 2D/3D visualization.
Event
International JavaScript Conference 2022 München
24.10.22
- 28.10.22
@ München
(DE)
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