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WEBGL on browsers 13 Years Ago by M1n1m@l1$t webgl is some new programming language. there are a few awesome … someone can help me. Sorry, your browser doesn't support WebGL Please try with Chrome, Firefox 4 or Webkit Nightly (Mac… Re: WEBGL on browsers 13 Years Ago by Ritesh_4 Depends whether you have updated to the latest chrome version available and also on your graphics card as well, I tested in Chrome 12.0.742.100 and works ok for a webgl demo SceneJS: New WebGL Framework 15 Years Ago by neocoder … Web browser without plugins. SceneJS operates on top of the WebGL canvas, which is supported by at least Firefox, Opera, Chrome…. You'll need a dev build (snapshot) of Firefox, with WebGL enabled. Go take a look and please leave some feedback… Using webgl-globe and similar tools 11 Years Ago by Falimonda … tool which I have downloaded [Here](https://github.com/dataarts/webgl-globe). I have basic experience using CSS and HTML but… Re: Using webgl-globe and similar tools 11 Years Ago by LastMitch >Any resources/tutorials on how to do this type of thing would be much appreciated. **@Falimonda** I mean the link already explain very well how to used that code? Have you try the code yet? If you did post your insight and the issue you are having? Plus I notice the author also have their own forum. utf-8 to acsii decompresor 11 Years Ago by otengkwaku Hi guys, i am working on a project the need me to convert a compressed obj file using webgl utf-8 compresor [webgl-loader](https://code.google.com/p/webgl-loader/) back to it acsii version. I will like someone to point me in the rigth direction. i am comfused as to how to do the decompression Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Sodabread … application. Plus, being a hobbyist game developer, I'm afraid WebGL won't compare to DirectX/OpenGL in terms of performance… OPINION: Who thinks MAKING A POST on these forums is horrible? 12 Years Ago by riahc3 … much as the OpenGraphBlaBla says, you dont see everything using WebGL for example now do you? Linux is more secure than… Re: Virtual drawing Mannequin with modern browser power? 8 Years Ago by gentlemedia I'm not into this, but you might want to have a look into Webgl. https://docs.webplatform.org/wiki/webgl https://www.chromeexperiments.com/webgl Re: Will web become more important than desktop programming? 11 Years Ago by iamthwee … the future may be web based, with all of this 'WebGL' stuff coming out. (OpenGL written in Javascript basically) It's… intensive stuff can be cloud based. I don't think WebGL will take off because it will always be limited to… Re: Will web become more important than desktop programming? 11 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 The WebGL stuff makes sense to enable some rather simple browser-based … the extent of the graphics that can be handled. But WebGL is going to be super useful for things from browser… Re: Good 2D API? 14 Years Ago by fpsasm … code depending on the platform. Browsers such as FireFox support WebGL, which is based on OpenGL ES 2.0, so you… Re: just had an idea about what html5.1 should have its 3d 14 Years Ago by monstercameron [QUOTE=Taywin;1313705]How a browser do that on a webpage???[/QUOTE] ever heard of webgl...well apparently you can display 3d content via javascript, yuo should check it out...chrome dev preview/mozilla latest alpha. my argument is that why not -like images or videos- display 3d files directly within html, with out extensive javascript know how. Re: I'm a wannabe software/web developer. 13 Years Ago by wilfanada Thanks! I will be focusing on Python, HTML5,WebGL, CCS3, JavaScript and related frameworks. I could always progress to other languages as I gain mastery. Re: Chrome & Reply box 12 Years Ago by adam_k … 9, you will see GPU process activity on pages with WebGL content, otherwise, it will stay at 0% usage." it… Re: Web Based dame development. Making a language choise 12 Years Ago by ktsangop Thanks for the links! Very useful for start. So if use html5/javascript without WebGL (not supported by older Graphics Cards), do you think i will be able to produce a commercially acceptable product? Because all i could find was experimental stuff. Perhaps it is too soon to pick it as a proffessional solution...(?) Thanks again! Re: Web Based dame development. Making a language choise 12 Years Ago by deltascrow I believe you should use WebGL if you want to produce something that is commercially viable. … Re: Web Based dame development. Making a language choise 12 Years Ago by ktsangop …... it took me almost a week... :) I have to try WebGL i suppose.. but i remember OpenGL being more difficult than… Re: Will web become more important than desktop programming? 11 Years Ago by NardCake 3D gaming in the future may be web based, with all of this 'WebGL' stuff coming out. (OpenGL written in Javascript basically) It's not very logical atm but eventually I think that could be a thing. Re: For people who they are studying CS or are experts in CS 10 Years Ago by Hiroshe … software engineer you might expect to be asked to implement WebGL in a web browser. As a computer scientist, you might… Re: HELP! Laptop screen keeps turning black but not off! 8 Years Ago by uglywolf … pop up without waiting outta nowhere when I played any webGL, java or flash games on chrome. Mysteriously, heavy games that… Re: utf-8 to acsii decompresor 11 Years Ago by LastMitch >I will like someone to point me in the rigth direction. i am comfused as to how to do the decompression Compression means to make it smaller and quantity is the same or better. Decompression means to make it back to original size. Since you are using that software I'm not familiar with software like that. I think you need a software kinda … Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Seten I saw in my previous work how it could ease the job (only in MS Sharepoint). But sadly the browser needs updates and these updates could creep the performance of the web-application. (many web-browser vendors with different browser core). Everything goes via https, so it is quite safe. Anyway cloud computing is a nice on paper, but in reality, you… Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Sodabread [QUOTE=Seten;1093947]Everything goes via https, so it is quite safe. [/QUOTE] That's only effective via the internet for the most part. A lot of internal applications aren't written using HTTPS, and an internal attacker could compromise a web app a lot easier than a client app, at least with available attack information that I can find. I'm … Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Will Gresham [QUOTE=Sodabread;1093997]For your last point, I'd think most CIOs/CTOs would be less worried about costs going up and more worried about no longer "owning" their data. When the data is in the hands of a third party and that third party goes belly up, and has an immediate shut down of services, how long will it be until you have access to … Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by adams161 All the points on cloud computing are good and I think i'm in agreement with what I see as the two main points: one- you don't own your data, and two- you lose internet and your employees are on vacation. But i want to make a point on a different aspect of web applications. I am a hobbyist who likes to write applications, particularly games and… Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Sodabread [QUOTE=adams161;1095281]All the points on cloud computing are good and I think i'm in agreement with what I see as the two main points: one- you don't own your data, and two- you lose internet and your employees are on vacation. But i want to make a point on a different aspect of web applications. I am a hobbyist who likes to write applications… Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Seten [QUOTE=Sodabread;1095723]I'm mainly a gamer outside of my work PC use, and casual (web based) games aren't really my thing. Plus, I hate netbooks. They're not powerful enough and my hands are too big =)[/QUOTE] The so called cloud computing is not directly for general home users. It is primary for corporate(company) employeers. More like to do … Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by DavidB I don't like the idea of [I]everything[/I] being in the cloud, but it does have some appeal. A couple nice things: (i) you don't have to install software, and (ii) I assumed the service provider took measures to back up documents, etc. So I don't have to worry about my hard drive crashing, house burning down, laptop being stolen, etc. The … Re: Is web-based everything really a good idea? 15 Years Ago by Seten [QUOTE=DavidB;1098575] A couple nice things: (ii) I assumed the service provider took measures to back up documents, etc. So I don't have to worry about my hard drive crashing, house burning down, laptop being stolen, etc. The online service has back ups. [/QUOTE] (ii) [B]Should[/B] have multiple backups and disaster plans. [QUOTE=DavidB;…