Hey everyone! I'm looking to create an interactive web page for my DnD character's stat sheet. I have some coding experience and quite a bit of background in 3D modeling and animation. My plan is to have a layout where the left side shows text and menus, and the right side displays a 3D model that animates according to the selected menu. For example, when I click on 'Inventory', the 3D model would animate as if it's rummaging through a bag, and for 'Magic', it would prepare a spell. I'm somewhat of a novice when it comes to building websites or programs from scratch. Could anyone suggest which programming languages would be suitable for this kind of project, especially ones that offer tools to make it easier? Thanks in advance for your help!
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Don't forget about just plain old HTML, CSS, and JavaScript! You can achieve a lot without diving into a heavy framework—might be a smoother start for creating your interactive elements!
If you're looking for something a bit different, consider OCaml. It might not be the first choice for web dev, but it has some unique features that could be beneficial depending on how complex you want your project to be.
Python with Flask could be another option to consider. It's pretty beginner-friendly and could help you get the server-side logic sorted out while you focus on the front end.
You might want to look into using React and JavaScript. They're popular for interactive web applications and should fit your project well!
That sounds like a good idea! I was thinking along the same lines but wasn't sure with my limited coding experience. Thanks for the tip!