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9elements.com
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| | | | | Click here to launch the experiment!(beware: sophisticated browser needed) HTML5 is getting a lot of love lately. With the arrival ofFireFox 3.5,Safari 4and the new betas ofGoogle ChromeandOpera, browsers support some great new features... | |
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simonewebdesign.it
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| | | | | How to build Pong using plain JS and the HTML5 Canvas. No game engine. | |
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manuel.kiessling.net
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| | | | | Some days ago my son asked me how computer games are made. I couldn't really explain it very well in terms he understood (he's 5 years old), but I wanted to show it to him. Thus I started working with him on a 2D space shooter written in JavaScript, using the canvas element of HTML5. | |
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timur.hu
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| | | In the previous post I gave a brief introduction on what mesh and task shaders are from the perspective of application developers. Now it's time to dive deeper and talk about how mesh shaders are implemented in a Vulkan driver on AMD HW. Note that everything I discuss here is based on my experience and understanding as I was working on mesh shader support in RADV and is already available as public information in open source driver code. The goal of this blog post is to elaborate on how mesh shaders are i... | ||
