WebGL Insights

Couverture
Patrick Cozzi
CRC Press, 6 août 2015 - 416 pages
Given its ubiquity, plugin-free deployment, and ease of development, the adoption of WebGL is on the rise. Skilled WebGL developers provide organizations with the ability to develop and implement efficient and robust solutions-creating a growing demand for skilled WebGL developers.WebGL Insights shares experience-backed lessons learned by the WebGL
 

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ANGLE A Desktop Foundation for WebGL
3
Mozillas Implementation of WebGL
17
Continuous Testing of Chromes WebGL Implementation
31
Getting Serious with JavaScript
49
Emscripten and WebGL
71
Data Visualization with WebGL From Python to JavaScript
89
Teaching an Introductory Computer Graphics Course with WebGL
107
BugFree and Fast Mobile WebGL
123
Budgeting Frame Time
223
Deferred Shading in Luma
235
HDR ImageBased Lighting on the Web
253
RealTime Volumetric Lighting for WebGL
261
Terrain GeometryLOD Adapting Concentric Rings
279
Data Visualization Techniques with WebGL
297
hare3dRendering Large Models in the Browser
317
The BrainBrowser Surface Viewer WebGLBased Neurological Data Visualization
333

WebGL Engine Design in Babylonjs
141
Rendering Optimizations in the Turbulenz Engine
157
Performance and Rendering Algorithms in Blend4Web
173
Sketchfab Material Pipeline From File Variations to Shader Generation
193
glslify A Module System for GLSL
209
Usability of WebGL Applications
351
Designing Cameras for WebGL Applications
365
About the Contributors
387
Back Cover
397
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Patrick Cozzi leads the development of Cesium, an open-source WebGL virtual globe and map engine, at Analytical Graphics, Inc. He is the editor of WebGL Insights, coeditor of OpenGL Insights, coauthor of 3D Engine Design for Virtual Globes, and a member of the editorial board for the Journal of Computer Graphics Techniques. Patrick frequently presents at SIGGRAPH and contributes to other book series. He is a member of Khronos and teaches GPU Programming and Architecture at the University of Pennsylvania, where he earned a master's degree in computer science.

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