Become a sponsor to LUME
Hello! 👋
LUME is a project with the goal of lowering the barrier of entry for creating interactive multi-user computing experiences.
At its core, LUME aims to be a set of tools that are each individually usable on their own, while as a whole contribute to an easy way of building 2D or 3D connected computing experiences for all device form factors.
Projects
Some of the pieces that LUME is composed of are:
lume
- HTML elements for interactive 2D or 3D applicationsglas
- WebGL graphics engine written in AssemblyScript@lume/element
- System for defining HTML elements (f.e.<lume-cube>
or<lume-sphere>
)@lume/variable
- Reactivity systemelement-behaviors
- Mix multiple functionalities onto HTML elements (like an entity-components system)
LUME's README has more details.
How sponsorship helps
Sponsoring LUME will help LUME to take off and to provide a new generation of tools for interactive development that are easier for new creatives to get started with than ever before, while still being powerful for expert developers.
Sponsoring LUME will also indirectly help to maintain a few projects that LUME depends on, such as Tween.js (used for LUME animations) and Docsify (used for LUME's documentation).
Sponsorship funds will be used for living expenses, travel expenses related to conferences or meetups where LUME will be showcased, educational material including documentation and videos, and personal support depending on sponsorship tier, and anything else relating to the development of LUME and its dependencies (LUME contributes back to open source by contributing to its dependencies).
Meet the team
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Joe Pea trusktrCrafting interfaces between humans and machines. Worked: SpaceX, @nasa, Velodyne Lidar, IMVU
Featured work
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lume/element-behaviors
An entity-component system for HTML elements.
TypeScript 107 -
lume/element
Fast and simple custom elements.
TypeScript 138 -
lume/variable
DEPRECATED, use https://solidjs.com and https://github.com/lume/classy-solid directly instead. Create reactive variables and observe their changes in a simple and concise way with less code and les…
TypeScript 13 -
lume/basicss
Better default CSS styling for the browser's builtin elements.
HTML 8