Realistic Water Ripple Effect JavaScript Tutorial




How to create Super realistic water ripple effect on your website with JavaScript and pixi.js within 5 minutes!
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31 responses to “Realistic Water Ripple Effect JavaScript Tutorial”

  1. Hey! You’re really creative! Thanks for these inspirational videos; up to a few minutes ago I didn’t even know Pixi and know I’m loving it! Btw, a friendly suggestion (really, not joking): I noticed a couple of things which could make your code easier to read… First of all I think I saw a lot of undeclared vars: you surely know that each one of them ends up in the global scope (aka the window object) which is noooot a good practice. Second: it could generate confusion and in some way it could create nasty bugs 🐛 declaring a variable used inside a function outside the scope of the function itself. If your app is really small and simple that’s not a problem at all, but as your app begins to to grow in size and complexity that should definitely be addressed: that app var at the beginning of the script, referenced inside a function could be rewritten by mistake (by being redeclared somewhere else). I think I would always explicitly declare the variables I need and give access to their value or reference only to the code that needs them. Perhaps a linter (ESLint I would suggest) could point in the right direction. Again, thanks for sharing with us your creativity and skills!

  2. Awesome thank you very much, I love your channel because you make voice over , short time tutorials and giving us the code, I want to start learning JavaScript is there any playlist you advise me to watch

  3. love your videos! Can you please do a tutorial on how to make tearable paper? If you look up tearable fabric you will see lots of examples but i don't see any examples for paper. I think having a tearable poster on a site would be really cool but i haven't been able to figure it out.

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