WebGL 1.0 HW Acceleration Spec 1.0 Released

[Guest]

Khronos released the 1.0 specification of WebGL on Thursday.

WebGL 1.0 HW Acceleration Spec 1.0 Released : Read more

 

[wfrantz]

Being familiar with openGL programming myself, this is exciting new!

 

[squanto]

YES! Finally Homework acceleration!

 

[nebun]

they forgot to mention how much better porn on the web it's going to be....me can't wait

 

[iam2thecrowe]

opengl is great. Back in the original Half-Life days it was always faster, looked better and was more stable than DX. And it may add some hardware accelleration for us XP users....

 

[slacka]

All of this SPAM on Tom's is ridiculous. Get some decent CAPTCHA and account verification controls on your login. Then start banning accounts. This is 2011 now, Why are your running a tech site like 2001?

 

[zinabas]

here's a better idea slacka... make all comments with links need to be reviewed for spam and all other comments slide... then they can advertise all they want, we'll just never know who to hate then

 

[f-14]

[citation][nom]slacka[/nom]All of this SPAM on Tom's is ridiculous. Get some decent CAPTCHA and account verification controls on your login. Then start banning accounts. This is 2011 now, Why are your running a tech site like 2001?[/citation]
+1 and more
as for what people pass for 3D they are going to be blown away when the real thing comes along, which will probably be called 18D by then with all the stupid naming schemes.
with out left right top bottom front and back object view from all those angles, anything else is just a gimmick renamed gimmick like the stupid 1950's red and blue glasses.

 

[mayankleoboy1]

and it is free.

 

[mcnaugha]

I don't know where they got Safari 6 from. I think they just randomly assumed it would be Safari 6. WebGL support appears to be coming in Safari 5.1 as it is already present in the Mac OS X Lion Developer Preview.

 

[rhino13]

so, no pitch to MS

 

[ice_mountain_]

Microsoft has their proprietary Silverlight, which allows a subset of the WPF which has DirectX