The Khronos group has released the final WebGL 1.0 specification today at the Game Developers Conference, here are the relevant links to check out:
As of March 3, 2011 2:45PM, the online specification has not yet been updated to reflect the final changes (still says “draft”).
The latest version of the mkdocs-live-edit-plugin, v0.4.0, is now available here on PyPI!
Changes:
Furthermore, this latest version enables the usage of the mkdocs-live-wysiwyg-plugin, which, as its name implies, replaces the plain textarea in mkdocs-live-edit-plugin with a WYSIWYG Markdown editor. This plugin uses mkdocs-live-edit-plugin as a dependency; pretty cool stuff!
mkdocs-live-edit-plugin is an MkDocs plugin that allows editing pages directly from the browser.
Image Credit: “Justice isn’t blind, she carries a big stick” by Jason Rosenberg on Flickr
Disclaimer: I am not a lawyer; this is not legal analysis, nor legal advice.
The way too short and ambiguous California bill AB-1043 seems to have the potential to do real damage to the software industry. It aims to consolidate age-verification at the operating system and application distribution levels seemingly without understanding what either actually are.
In a recent experimental 2D gamedev project, I wanted to play around with drawing a bunch of game entities purely algorithmically rather than creating sprites for each of them. One important technique I ended up using was Signed Distance Fields (SDFs). In this post, I’ll go over the most basic implementation (we’ll draw a circle!) and explain how and why it works.
In December of 2023, due to carpal tunnel, I switched from my Happy Hacking Keyboard setup to a Kinesis Advantage 360. It’s been two years and change, and I haven’t looked back. Well, kind of.