I used to take data-heavy topics (like Delhi University cutoffs, engineering admissions, paramedi...

I used to take data-heavy topics (like Delhi University cutoffs, engineering admissions, paramedi...I used to take data-heavy topics (like Delhi University cutoffs, engineering admissions, paramedi...

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Sanjanaa V Prusty

• Sep 8

I used to take data-heavy topics (like Delhi University cutoffs, engineering admissions, paramedical courses etc.) and turn them into simple, readable articles that students can actually understand.

My background is B.Tech in Computer Science, so I’m used to dealing with information in a structured way. The writing was mostly research-based and straightforward.

I’ve written several published pieces on things like:

DU North Campus safe scores

DU cutoffs for different categories and courses

NMIMS Engineering admission

KGMU paramedical courses

That’s pretty much the kind of work I’ve done so far.

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Ademola Oladunjoye

• Sep 5

Love this!!

Alex Prokhorov

max

• Aug 16

I wanted my next framer template's portfolio showcase to have a standout interaction, not another flat slider. That idea is now the hero: a carousel where every image bends on a cylinder as it moves. Perspective, velocity skew, a touch of chromatic distortion on the...

Shadrach Ogundipe

• Sep 6

Nice work

Sahil Qureshi

pro

• Sep 4

Someone asked a fair question on the last post: does this hold up once the shouting stops, or does it fall apart the moment you're not yelling?

So i went and tested it. Website landing page. Website footer. the invoice. Even the CTA system. Quiet applications, still loud on purpose. Still just a concept, but this is where we find out if it's real.

@Artur Mikhov this one's for you. Curious if it holds up or if it's still a costume? #BrandSystem #BrandIdentity #DesignConcept #BrandDesign #VisualIdentity #CreativeAgency #BrandStrategy #UXDesign #DesignDetails #BrandConsistency

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Artur Mikhov

pro

• Sep 5

Respect for actually going and testing it!

The invoice and the footer hold up. Mono type, one asterisk, barely any copy, and it's still unmistakably the same brand. That's the proof.

The buttons and the strips still lean on slogans a bit, so I'd try one voice line per surface and...

Malick Murtaza

pro

• Sep 5

Built a 3D model viewer inside @Rive . Not a plugin, not an embed — an actual glTF renderer running on @Rive 's GPU Canvas, written in Luau and WGSL, living inside the .riv file. Drop in a .glb and it loads, lights, animates and orbits. Every control is a data-bound property, so the whole scene is drivable from a state machine, a timeline, or app code. Nothing is hardcoded to one model. What's in it: • glTF parsing written from scratch — Luau has no JSON library, so the decoder is hand-rolled • PBR shading (Cook-Torrance GGX) with key/fill/rim lighting • Skeletal skinning, 128-joint palette • Rigid node animation with full keyframe interpolation • Orbit camera with per-axis locks • Auto-fit, so any model frames correctly regardless of authored scale • ~40 data-bound properties: camera, transform, material, animation Most of it was built by driving the Rive editor over its MCP server with Claude Code — scripted, not clicked. Runtime support is nearly there. GPU Canvas landed in the web runtime last week. A couple of scripting APIs still need to follow before this can ship to a live site. Here is the Github Repo for Instructions: https://lnkd.in/dAMXQJBR