What's Next?

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The tutorial pages have not yet been updated for luma.gl v9.

That concludes our luma.gl tutorial series. If you went through the full set of tutorials, you've taken a deep dive into some of luma.gl's more powerful features, including polyfilling the WebGL context, shader modules and composition, instanced drawing, and transform feedback. To dig deeper into luma.gl's API, we recommend playing around with the examples in the examples directory of the repository, which demonstrate various parts of the API in more detail. They can also be browsed on the website.

To explore the examples, clone the luma.gl repo and run the following in a given example's directory:

git clone git@github.com:uber/luma.gl.git
cd luma.gl/examples/showcase/instancing
git checkout 8.1-release
yarn
yarn start

This will start a local development server and open the page in your browser. The main application code is in app.js and the page will automatically refresh whenever it's udpated.

Note that we checkout the latest release branch here (8.1-release), which is recommended as master is the active development branch.

Happy exploring!