An Early Look at WebGL 2 – Future Releases
One of the common requests we’ve had since we started work to bring high-end gaming to the Web is the desire to take advantage of the more modern 3D graphics capabilities present in desktop GPUs, as well as the latest generation of mobile GPUs. WebGL, the Web’s standard for 3D graphics, is tied closely to OpenGL ES, the standard for mobile 3D graphics. WebGL 1.0 was based upon OpenGL ES 2.0, which
Unity 5 Ships and Brings One Click WebGL Export to Legions of Game Developers | The Mozilla Blog
Unity 5 Ships and Brings One Click WebGL Export to Legions of Game Developers Mozilla’s goal of high quality plugin-free gaming on the Web is taking a giant leap forward today with the release of Unity 5. This new version of the world’s most popular game development tool includes a preview of their amazing WebGL exporter. Unity 5 developers are one click away from publishing their games to the Web
Freezing Chrome for Ice Cream Sandwich
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asm.js Speedups Everywhere – Mozilla Hacks - the Web developer blog
asm.js is an easy-to-optimize subset of JavaScript. It runs in all browsers without plugins, and is a good target for porting C/C++ codebases such as game engines – which have in fact been the biggest adopters of this approach, for example Unity 3D and Unreal Engine. Obviously, developers porting games using asm.js would like them to run well across all browsers. However, each browser has differen
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