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Here's what's been happening since Triplex for VS Code was released.

After almost a year of development Triplex for VS Code is now available in public beta with exciting features coming later this year.

This release adds support for SharedArrayBuffer, sizing your scene over different viewports, and new renderer configuration.

This release introduces canvas resizing, moves the provider controls to the right panel, and improves some UI/UX flows in the editor.

This release introduces experimental Linux support, component thumbnails, and a whole load more.

This release introduces element drag and drop, file tabs, and a whole load of bug fixes.

This release introduces a new duplicate element action, improves element actions overall user experience, and fixes some bugs.

This release completes a large refactor of the backend to improve scene stability.

Triplex is joining the Three.js halloween challenge! For the remainder of October when creating a new Triplex project you'll receive a spooky surprise!

This release improves on the provider component, improves the refresh scene command, and fixes some bugs. Thank you to Matt Black for sponsoring Triplex!

This release brings much needed quality of life improvements such as editing any child element in the scene panel and filtering components, elements, and props.

This release introduces developer experience improvements such as live editing props, number input improvements, and input constraints set by jsdoc tags.