OpenGLBook.com Launch
Just launched OpenGLBook.com, a website on learning OpenGL 4.0 programming in online book format. The first two chapters are online, new chapters to be released periodically.
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2011 (12)
- C++ Events with lambda expressions, and std::function (Jul 05)
- OpenGLBook.com Launch (Apr 06)
- Carmack on OpenGL & Direct3D (Mar 14)
- Epic Games' New Unreal Engine at GDC 2011 (Mar 04)
- WebGL 1.0 Specification Released (Mar 03)
- OpenGL vs Direct3D: Where are we on Windows? (Win32) (Feb 25)
- Hurry Up, AMD (Feb 18)
- BC42104: Variable ‘X' is used before it has been assigned a value. (Feb 11)
- C Bitwise Operations Cheat Sheet (Jan 21)
- Five Quick Check-In Guidelines (Jan 17)
- C Tutorial 01: Hello, World! (Jan 11)
- CONFIRMED: Windows is going ARM (Jan 05)
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