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>> No. 25101 Anonymous
16th April 2016
Saturday 5:17 pm
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I want to try presenting and regularly updating information using a 3D model of earth (see the attached amazing rendering). I have two ideas, the first being a website featuring a movable globe, with clickable points that I could customise and regularly change, bringing up a little article I've written for that time period.

The problem is that I have precisely fuckall knowledge of HTML, HTML5, javascript, website design/hosting, or WebGL. I have considered sticking something like the following plugin on a Wordpress site, though the coder doesn't provide installation support:
http://codecanyon.net/item/earth-viewer-3d-globe/2283700

I also found similar projects called Planetaryjs and WebGL Earth:
http://planetaryjs.com/examples/rotating.html
http://examples.webglearth.com/examples/animation.html

My second idea is to use some sort of animation software and regularly produce videos for YouTube featuring a model which spins to the point I want, shows the corresponding article header and an overlaid link, then moves on to the next location. I imagine it would be possible using software like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDwRI4LH4_I

Assuming I'm just looking for the quickest point from A to B so I can start putting up my information, which should I try? Are there more practical methods I'm missing? I'm looking for the presentation to be as minimal as possible, and ideally as close to my picture as possible.
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>> No. 25102 Anonymous
16th April 2016
Saturday 5:38 pm
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>The problem is that I have precisely fuckall knowledge of HTML, HTML5, javascript, website design/hosting, or WebGL.

Get a professional. You can find dirt-cheap freelance developers on Upwork. Teaching yourself all the skills you need will take hundreds of hours.
>> No. 25103 Anonymous
16th April 2016
Saturday 6:27 pm
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You're only cheating yourself by getting us to do your coursework for you.
>> No. 25104 Anonymous
16th April 2016
Saturday 9:08 pm
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>>25102

You're probably right, lad. Thanks for the site. If I do hire someone I can at least specify exactly what I'm looking for. I'll do a bit of research on reasonable quotes.

>>25103

What if I pay you?
>> No. 25105 Anonymous
16th April 2016
Saturday 10:40 pm
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>>25104

You can post a job description and freelancers will bid for the job, like a reverse auction. Avoid the lowest bids, choose someone with decent feedback, don't be afraid of hiring someone from Umbongostan. Define your project requirements as clearly and concisely as possible - clear requirements keep costs low and reduce risk.
>> No. 28080 Anonymous
27th February 2022
Sunday 10:27 pm
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I wrote this post nearly 6 years ago, yet I still have this idea at the back of my head.

I now have the disposable income to at least take on a project like this. Could I still use Upwork for this, or have the places to hire someone for creating a website like this changed?
>> No. 28081 Anonymous
28th February 2022
Monday 1:59 pm
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>>28080
I'd say upwork is probably the best out there at the moment.
>> No. 28082 Anonymous
1st March 2022
Tuesday 12:22 am
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>>28080
Six years and you still haven't learnt how to do it yourself?
>> No. 28083 Anonymous
3rd March 2022
Thursday 3:27 pm
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>>28082

I can truly say I haven't had the time to learn any kind of web design or coding in the last six years.

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