The 3rd Dimension - with WebGL and Three.js

Update: 2013-01-17

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If you'd like to build a 3D world or game in your Web browser, but you're not an experienced 3D programmer, then this talk is for you. Peter will introduce WebGL, the powerful graphics API for the Web, for the rest of us. He'll show how you can quickly get going using the open source Three.js library. And he'll show some of the best examples from around the Web along the way.

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The 3rd Dimension - with WebGL and Three.js