HandlingContextLost - WebGL Public Wiki
Handling Lost Context in WebGL WebGL makes the amazing power of your GPU available to JavaScript to do all kinds of fancy and wonderful things. Unfortunately the GPU is a shared resource and as such there are times when it might be taken away from your program. Examples: Another page does something that takes the GPU too long and the browser or the OS decides to reset the GPU to get control back.
WebGL in Web Workers, Today – and Faster than Expected! – Mozilla Research
Web Workers are additional threads that a website can create. Using workers, a website can utilize multiple CPU cores to speed itself up, or move heavy single-core processing to a background thread to keep the main (UI) thread as responsive as possible. A problem, however, is that many APIs exist only on the main thread, for example WebGL. WebGL is a natural candidate for running in a worker, as i
Resolution independent rendering of Bezier curves in WebGL
The bezier curve below is anti-aliased in browsers that support the OES_standard_derivatives extension (shows blue anti-aliased shape) Chrome 15 Firefox Nightly Opera 12 Safari 5.1 (with WebGL enabled) Falls back to aliased in unsupported browsers (shows red aliased shape). Author: Claus Wahlers Demo Literature http://http.developer.nvidia.com/GPUGems3/gpugems3_ch25.html http://research.microsoft.
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