A few web dev sites I keep coming back to — for the writing, the craft, or just to see how they built the thing.
A design engineer (creator of Sonner and Vaul) on encoding your design taste into skill files so coding agents produce genuinely better animations. His article features an interactive Linear logo — a field of dots that scatter from your cursor. This is that effect, rebuilt with my logo: move your cursor through it and the dots flee, then settle back.
emilkowal.skiDeep, interactive essays on shaders, WebGL/WebGPU, and real-time 3D — each with live playgrounds you can poke at. This cloudscape is built from his volumetric-raymarching write-up: FBM density, Beer's law, a light-march for self-shadowing, and a Henyey–Greenstein phase function.
blog.maximeheckel.comPersonal site of one of open source's most prolific design engineers (Vitest, Slidev, VueUse, UnoCSS; core team on Vue, Nuxt, and Vite). The growing branches here recreate the generative "plum" animation from his site's background — vines seeded at the edges that creep inward and fork.
antfu.me