Open Source JavaScript 3D Rendering Software for Linux

Emma (Extensible Multi Media Architecture) is an open-source, modular, extensible, dynamic framework for declarative authoring and display of 2D and 3D interactive multimedia. It uses Lua for scripting and Ogre3D for rendering. http://www.emma3d.org

Flexible, framework-agnostic static site generation for sites and SPAs built with webpack. This is the stable 3.x version of prerender-spa-plugin based on puppeteer. If you're looking for the (now-deprecated) 2.x version, based on PhantomJS, take a look at the v2 branch. The goal of this plugin is to provide a simple prerendering solution that is easily extensible and usable for any site or single-page-app built with webpack. Plugins for other task runners and build systems are planned. Framework-specific examples can be found in the examples/ directory. Most usages of prerender-spa-plugin v2.x should be compatible with v3.x. The exception being advanced configuration options that controlled PhantomJS. These have been replaced by pluggable renderers with their own specific configuration options.

VueGL is a component library for rendering 3D graphics with Vue.js and three.js. Using VueGL, you can handle WebGL very easily. In addition, drawn graphics are responsively re-rendered when detecting data changes. Vue.js is one of the very popular frameworks for building web apps or interactive websites. three.js is a 3D graphics library to uses WebGL. It provides classes wrapping WebGL APIs. They aim for different targets to be rendered, Vue.js for DOM and three.js for WebGL context. These APIs are completely different and that causes a mess when we want them to work together.