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Big week for PixiJS • v8.18.0 released (SVG export, alpha masking, WebGL + WebGPU improvements) • reached 500k weekly downloads 🎉 And… PixiJS Skills are live. They can be use with your agent of choice Cursor, Claude, OpenAI, GitHub.

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PixiJS v8.17.0 is out 🎉 • Major improvements to text rendering • BlurFilter optimized for WebGL + WebGPU (faster + better quality) • tagStyles support in SplitText • Lots of bug fixes across Graphics, filters, and more
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Been testing GPT 5.5 and it's implemented the HTML-in-Canvas spec Worked for both WebGL and WebGPU out of the box Then created this demo with the PixiJS + GSAP Skills Hopefully there will soon be no excuses to make boring websites
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Trying out PixiJS 3D with GSAP while building new features 💚 New today... render any PixiJS 2D content (including full games) onto multiple 3D meshes Built this split cube demo with live games on each face All running seamlessly on WebGPU and WebGL
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Sneak peek at our latest test for the upcoming PixiJS 3D engine 👀 WebGPU first with WebGL fallback Optimized for performance from day one Really excited to get this into your hands... More to come soon! Models by Quaternius and Kenney 🙏
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Thanks to ACP (the Agent Client Protocol), JetBrains IDEs are now a fully open platform for agentic development. Junie, Claude Agent, Codex - take your pick. And Cursor, GitHub Copilot, and many more can be installed via the ACP Registry.
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Harry Stebbings

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