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Lisa Kudrow

Apr 18, 2025 am 09:49 AM

Zdog

David DeSandro's latest JavaScript creation, Zdog, is a "round, flat, designer-friendly pseudo-3D engine for canvas & SVG," and it's quickly gaining popularity among designers and developers. This innovative library, recently released but already making waves, offers an intuitive API that simplifies 3D drawing. Worth exploring for its ease of use and potential to spark creativity.

Official Resources

Check out the official website and GitHub repository for comprehensive information and documentation.

Community Creations

Explore the wealth of community-built examples:

Dave's Community Collection: [Link to Dave's CodePen Collection] (Replace bracketed text with actual link)
Dave's Demo Collection: [Link to Dave's Demo CodePen Collection] (Replace bracketed text with actual link)

Discover inspiring applications of Zdog, such as data visualization techniques:

Data Visualization Example by Zach: [Link to Zach's CodePen] (Replace bracketed text with actual link)

And even a custom font! [Link to Font Example] (Replace bracketed text with actual link)

CodePen Topic & Blog Post

A dedicated CodePen Topic provides a central hub for exploring Zdog examples and resources. We also featured Zdog on the CodePen Blog upon its release.

If you have a compelling idea for a new CodePen Topic, consider contributing! We're particularly interested in strong collections of starter Pens and complete examples. Incentives available for contributors.

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