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blog.josephwilk.net | ||
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lea.codes
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| | | | | A short tutorial on WebGL and Shaders | |
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danangell.com
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| | | | | Shaders provide programmers with a beautiful combination of art and math. Most other throwaway projects are devoid of any artistic value. In less than a dozen lines of code you can draw fractals. A few more and you can start creating intricate animations. The most interesting part is the unique perspective they force you into. Say you want to draw a circle in an imperative programming language. You need to break out a for loop and calculate the sin and cos of different angles until you have points all around the circumference of a circle. | |
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blog.cleancoder.com
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floooh.github.io
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| | | In a couple of days I will merge the new WebGPU backend in sokol_gfx.h, and instead of an oversizedchangelog entry I guess it's time for a new blog post inst... | ||
