This week in WebGL: zombies, kids… and hobbitses!
Google’s demo team has done it again, this time with A Journey Through Middle Earth, an interactive experience inspired by the upcoming motion picture “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.” The big news with this one is that was also designed to work on mobile Chrome for Android. Read more [...]
Now that Sony has released the PS4, the truth can be told. The user interface to the PlayStation Store, the Music and Video Applications, and a good chunk of the user overall user experience is running in a browser, written in WebGL. As the PS4 rolls out in the coming months, I believe it will [...]
Welcome to the New Age! Eyes in the sky, pyramid power, and some serious browser love lead this week’s WebGL roundup.
Firefox now lets you debug your shaders using a WebGL live shader editor that has been added to the dev tools in version 27. Wow!
For the touch screen-averse (or just haters of all even-numbered Microsoft [...]
This week in WebGL: fun with physics, mobile game portals, 3D digital art exhibits and… w t f?
Peter Lüders (of PL4N3S WORLD fame) has created a simple fighter game demo and editor that uses his port of the Bullet physics engine to JavaScript, bullet.js.
The always-creative Ivan Kuckir has “made a web for mobile games” at www.FunInTablet.com [...]
Open-source HTML5 solutions for the physical and life sciences. Read more...
A Python online IDE and web hosting environment.
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