HTML5 is full of surprises these days! I had no clue that there are browsers out there that already support user stream (i.e. webcam). This was always something missing in HTML5 compared to what Flash could do.

Welcome back everyone! I haven't posted for a while, but the reason is simple: I've been busy.

WebGL never cease to amaze me. The combination of great performance, powerful features (even if they're not safe!) and the immediate mode of development makes it the perfect tool for joyful tinkering with code, mathematical formulas and visual effects.

I'm happy to announce that ROME "3 Dreams of Black", a project I was working on for the last 5 months has been released last week.

Last year (2010) I did a few training courses in London. I was quite fun, so this year I plan to do more. To start with, I'm preparing a new workshop about webgl.

I started to work with WebGL a few months ago. WebGL (in case you never heard about it) is a new emerging standard for rendering GPU accelerated graphics in the browser, without any plugins. Not all browsers support it yet, but the latest Chrome and Firefox do and others are about to follow (Safari, Opera, sadly not IE for the moment).