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Feb
4th
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High Growth Capital Partners: By Power of Will: Learning Code Because I Can

hgcp:

So there was that year when I went completely vegan and everyone doubted I could do it. This is kind of like that, but instead I’m sure there will be some believers. I’ll closely document my first baby steps on Codecademy then see how it goes from there. Hopefully, I can reach my goal of…
Feb
3rd
Fri
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Random Notes on WebGL

Armin Ronacher spent a lot of time over the Xmas break porting his Minecraft-style rendering engine to WebGL and JavaScript. In this attractive blog post, he shares some of his observations and tips on the process.

(Source: gregbabula)
Jan
15th
Sun
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WebGL Report

willjardine:

WebGL Report gives details of the WebGL features enabled on your browser.
Jan
8th
Sun
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Synesthesia Games Blog: Introduction and a Postmortem on Cubes

synesthesiagames:

Well, I’ve been thinking about how to best start out this blog, and I came to the conclusion that instead of making an introduction post, I’ll just kind of introduce things as I go! So I guess the best thing to do first would to be to establish this blog. This blog will mostly serve as a…
Dec
30th
Fri
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WebGL samples
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Learning Three.js
or WebGL for Dummies
— Learning Three.js (via francxk)

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mrdoob/three.js - GitHub

francxk:

Javascript 3D engine (WebGL)
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A Simple 3D Engine
Having used Three.js a lot, and at the suggestion of Bartek Drozdz, I decided to sit down and create a simple 3D engine in JavaScript and WebGL. I have a lot of experience building sites and applications, but I’ve never built an engine before, nor created anything specifically with other developers in mind.
— A3 | aerotwist.com (via francxk)

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robertschouwenburg: Protecting WebGL content (and why you probably shouldn’t)tojicode.com I received an email this morn­ing from a devel­op­er that is in a predica­ment that I think many WebGL devel­op­ers will find them­selves in pret­ty soon: Do you have any experience with protecting assets in WebGL? I wrote a quick solution to… Openness of the web did not hurt nor will the openness of WebGL. Though it is understandable that designers need to overcome this (again). The question is more in the intelligence of the generation of the 3D models and any interaction with it in games. But a mix of server-side and client-side logic can separate the two.

robertschouwenburg:

Protecting WebGL content (and why you probably shouldn’t)
tojicode.com

I received an email this morn­ing from a devel­op­er that is in a predica­ment that I think many WebGL devel­op­ers will find them­selves in pret­ty soon:

Do you have any experience with protecting assets in WebGL? I wrote a quick solution to…

Openness of the web did not hurt nor will the openness of WebGL. Though it is understandable that designers need to overcome this (again). The question is more in the intelligence of the generation of the 3D models and any interaction with it in games. But a mix of server-side and client-side logic can separate the two.

Dec
27th
Tue
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robertschouwenburg: Is WebGL the future?irrlicht3d.org Since I released the first ver­sion of my free WebGL 3D library near­ly a year ago, I get a lot of mails by com­pa­nies and hob­by­ists, ask­ing me what I think. Is WebGL the future? Or is it Flash instead? Or will it become just anoth­er dead hor… Yes, I agree.

robertschouwenburg:

Is WebGL the future?
irrlicht3d.org

Since I released the first ver­sion of my free WebGL 3D library near­ly a year ago, I get a lot of mails by com­pa­nies and hob­by­ists, ask­ing me what I think. Is WebGL the future? Or is it Flash instead? Or will it become just anoth­er dead hor…

Yes, I agree.