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A source note for people building 3D web scenes who want to know what the react-three-fiber repository documents: its install and version pairing, the readme's own performance claims, how contributions and releases work, and the MIT license file as observed. Based on four files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
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react-three-fiber repository documentation: readme, license and contributing notes (documentary, not run)
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A source note for people building 3D web scenes who want to know what the react-three-fiber repository documents: its install and version pairing, the readme's own performance claims, how contributions and releases work, and the MIT license file as observed. Based on four files at one commit; nothing was installed or run.
Useful starting points
- The readme says the major version must match React: version 8 with React 18, version 9 with React 19.
- The readme's claims of no limitations and no overhead are the project's own statements; no measurement is given.
- The contributing guide asks for Yarn 1 and says newer Yarn versions do not work.
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