Intro to Using Physics Library with CannonES, WebGL, Three JS | Nicholas Lever | Praveen Kumar
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Code: https://bit.ly/cannon-es
Courses: https://niklever.com/courses
ThreeJS Game: https://niksgames.com/threejs-games-c...
=== Nik Lever? ===
Nik started writing code in the early 80s using a Sinclair Spectrum, starting with Sinclair Basic and eventually moving onto Z80 Assembly language. Professionally he was a cartoon animator at that time, running a small production company called Catalyst Pictures Ltd. An interest in electronics led to automating a rostrum camera with stepper motors all run from a Sinclair Spectrum. A Commodore Amiga followed and then inevitably a Windows PC. More recently code has tended to be browser based using ThreeJS, iOS/Android apps and games.
He retired from his full time work in March 2017 and has been tinkering since.
He's also running a CodeClub in Saddleworth, UK, playing with all the iOS Kits: SpriteKit, SceneKit and ARKit, tinkering with Raspberry PI, Arduino and Micro:bits, making a 5″ scale steam train and constructing a tree house from felled beech trees.
👉🏻 Nik Lever's Website: https://niklever.com/
👉🏻 Nik Lever's Udemy Author Profile: https://www.udemy.com/user/nicholas-l...
=== Praveen? ===
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=== Series ===
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