Seven of my projects have been featured on the three.js homepage
· 1 min read · three.js, featured, milestone, community, showcase
The three.js homepage is a showcase of what people build with the library. I still remember the first time I saw a project of mine there. Today seven of my projects are in that gallery, and I want to celebrate each of them and say when it arrived.
The timeline #
The homepage does not date its entries, so these dates come from the Internet Archive's snapshots of threejs.org: the day a project first shows up in a snapshot, with the previous snapshot (the one without it) before it. The real day can be a little earlier.
| Project | First seen on the homepage | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| Windland | October 12, 2022 | a mini-city full of post effects and micro-interactions |
| VR Seat | October 12, 2022 | a 3D seat selector with a VR view |
| Unique Jewelry | October 12, 2022 | a diamond and jewelry configurator |
| Canon camera concept | October 12, 2022 | a product landing page for a camera |
| This portfolio | June 18, 2026 | the site you are reading |
| Lumen Decor Studio | June 18, 2026 | SSGI interior configurator in WebGPU |
| Threejs-Punk | September 10, 2026 | a free WebGPU racing game |
The first four came in together in October 2022. The 2026 ones follow the same arc as my work: from WebGL and baked lighting to WebGPU, TSL and a full game.
What I take from it #
Being featured there is not a prize, it is something quieter and better: the people who maintain the library looked at what a developer did with it and thought it was worth showing to others. For a self-taught creative developer from Brazil, who came to three.js through a course at the end of 2021, that is a lot.
Thank you #
To Mr.doob and every contributor who keeps three.js open, to Sunag for TSL, and to everyone who opened, played and shared these projects.
If you want to see them together, they are on my projects page.
Related projects
- Windland Experience — First featured project on the Three.js homepage