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I started on the wrong path in regards with the whole Python-Django ordeal. First of all, accustomed to doing really small hobby projects I didn't use a Virtual Environment and as soon as I had installed a few dependencies via pip all hell broke loose. Suddenly I needed one dependency version for one project and another … Continue reading Setup Django with Venv
As I headed into the quest for AR stability on AR.js I stumbled upon the alternative of using multi-markers, it took quite a while to figure out how to set it up so I thought I would share how you can do it. All the example files are on my repository you can download them … Continue reading How to use multi-markers on AR.js with A-Frame
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