v1.0.0 — First production release

First stable release of WorldView.

Highlights

• Live multi-feed globe — orthographic projection with touch, pinch, wheel, and keyboard controls
• AIS vessels via aisstream.io WebSocket with binary frame decoding, reconnection, and watchdog
• ADS-B flights via OpenSky Network with 15-second polling and military-callsign highlighting
• Satellites — real orbital propagation from CelesTrak GP elements (Kepler + J2)
• Seismic events — USGS feed with magnitude-scaled markers
• GPS-jamming zones — published interference areas overlay
• Ship-type filters — click badges to toggle NAVAL / TANKER / CARGO / PASSENGER / OTHER
• Visual modes — default, NVG, FLIR, SIGINT palettes
• PWA — network-first HTML, cache-first hashed assets, offline fallback
• Installable on iOS, Android, desktop

Infrastructure

• Static site on GitHub Pages — $0 monthly cost
• CI/CD via GitHub Actions, auto-deploy on push to main
• ~84 kB gzipped JS bundle, < 2 s cold load on 4G
• 500+ animated markers at 60 fps on mid-tier Android

Notable fixes during 0.x development

• aisstream.io delivers binary WebSocket frames — fixed by forcing binaryType = "arraybuffer" and decoding via TextDecoder
• Dead-socket detection via 10 s watchdog, 45 s idle threshold, exponential backoff reconnect
• MMSI extraction falls back to payload UserID when aisstream omits it from MetaData

Links

• Live demo: https://giuseppe84-code.github.io/Worldview-project/
• Consulting pitch: https://giuseppe84-code.github.io/Worldview-project/landing.html
• README case study: https://github.com/Giuseppe84-code/Worldview-project#readme