WebGL Camp #3

On June 10 at the Google Campus in Mountain View, California, the third WebGL Camp took place. For those that need a refresher on WebGL visit here. MC Henrik Bennetsen of OurBricks and Kenneth Russell from Google hosted WebGL Camp #3, a full day of presentations, demos, and conversations about this developing graphics API.

Session videos in order of the agenda.



Rachid El Guerrab - Human Engines


Tony Parisi


Tim Johansson - Opera


Altered Qualia - three.js


Remi Arnaud - Screampoint


Vangelis Kokkevis - Google


Henrik Bennetsen - Katalabs


Aleksandar Rodic - Chrysaora and ro.me


Neil Trevett - Khronos & NVIDIA


Nicolas Garcia Belmonte - Sencha


John Pywtorak - SRI


Kenneth Russell - Google & WebGL working group chair




Thanks to Ken, Henrik, and all the presenters for such a great informative camp.

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putheary said…
thank you for all that you do, especially, educating us.
July 5, 2011 at 7:17 AM
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