57 Blender renders, 11.6 KB of JS: dev fakes a 3D retro computer for his portfolio
floguo · x · 2026-10-03
Developer @cyzedev turned his portfolio's front door into a cozy little computer — no realtime 3D, just 57 pre-rendered Blender images under a CRT shader, with only 11.6 KB of JavaScript and 0.2 ms of JS time per frame. He admits it's not very practical and may remove it, but it's a cute trick: click the screen to go inside.
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