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Space Tourism With ThreeJS, Tailwind and Astro

astro, vue, tailwind-css
Vincent•190
@Vincent-Bouton
A solution to the Space tourism multi-page website challenge
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👽Hey Frontend Mentor Community!

There it is, my solution for Space Tourism Website. This was a really fun onw to do since I love space stuff. Also I love coding and learning new stuff.

✨Build with

  • Astro
    • This is my new favorite framework for web, easy to learn and hard to master. Accessible for newbies and for advanced developer. I have much more to learn about it.
  • ThreeJS via TresJS (ThreeJS for Vue)
    • This was the most simple way I found to use 3D with Astro, I never really did a project with ThreeJS and this was my first foot inside this univers (LOL space toursism and univers 😂)
  • TailwindCSS
    • My Favorite CSS framework and my go to for 90% of my projects, I'm not sure how to make it the cleaniest to read but I'm still working on it.

💢My struggles

  • I really struggle to find a good way of integrating 3D inside my solution, I spent hours looking for the ONE.
  • Data Collection from Astro was new for me, I needed some time to read the docs and understanding how to do it correctly.
  • [...slug] Was kinda fun to understand because it unlocked a really good sensation once working, using dynamic route when receiving data is a very good feeling.

🧐My questions

  1. If someone know how to have a cleaner tailwind styling, I would really like to know.
  2. Astro seems like a powerfull framework, for what kind of project would you use it ?

Thanks for reading, see you soon on Frontend Mentor ! ❤️

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