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- Implement 800+ flowing green particles with fluid motion dynamics
- Add flow field physics using sine waves for organic movement
- Particles feature trails, glow effects, and smooth edge wrapping
- Canvas 2D rendering from Rust/WASM for 60fps performance
- Fullscreen background animation with automatic window resize
- Green gradient colors (emerald to lime, HSL 120-160)
- Optimized with semi-transparent clearing for fluid trail effects
Inspired by WebAssembly particle demos and WebGPU fluid simulations
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- Add dcape.traefik.tag label (required for Traefik discovery)
- Add traefik.enable and tls.certresolver labels
- Add standard volume mounts for timezone and SSL certs
- Configure dcape network as external
- Set restart policy to always
- Complete rewrite from HTML/CSS/JS to Rust + WASM
- Uses vanilla wasm-bindgen with web-sys (no framework)
- Minimal bundle size: ~19KB WASM + 9KB JS
- Modern, clean redesign with dark theme
- Local builds, dist files committed for fast CI
Technical changes:
- Added Cargo.toml with wasm-bindgen, web-sys dependencies
- Implemented landing page in src/lib.rs using web_sys DOM API
- Created minimal index.html shell for WASM loading
- Designed modern CSS with responsive layout
- Archived old HTML files to html-old/
- Updated Dockerfile to copy dist/ instead of html/
- Updated build process in README.md
- Documented migration in CHANGELOG.md
Build process:
1. cargo build --release --target wasm32-unknown-unknown
2. wasm-bindgen --out-dir dist --target web
3. Copy static assets to dist/
4. Commit dist/ to git for fast CI deployment
Benefits:
- Near-native performance
- Type safety from Rust
- Smaller bundle size
- Modern web technology stack
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