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IINA, open-source Swift media player, is what macOS has been missing
Built in Swift, now extensible with JavaScript plug-ins, IINA is the free media player that macOS needed. Hey, everybody: play with a fresh, minimalist player that handles local files, music, and streaming with aplomb. (Hey, old people: it’s like QuickTime Pro is back!)
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Guitar Stompbox in Your Browser? Web Audio Adds Line In, iPhone Support, More
Watching a skyscraper go up is always fascinating. For a long time, the thing basically looks like a bit pit in the ground. After some time, you get the beginnings of a skeleton. Suddenly, the structure rises at a near-impossible pace, climbing into the clouds faster than you’d imagine. Then, it’s at a point when […]
Tibersynth Makes Crazy Sounds in Your Browser, Free
Lovers of experimental sound are finding a new canvas in the Web Browser, thanks to evolving work on standard audio tools. Cory O’Brien sends us his creation: “a real-time vector synth.” The result: crazy sounds. You’ll need Chrome, Chromium, or Safari 6 to try it out, but it’s quite a lot of fun. I especially […]
Joys of OpenGL in a Browser: WebGL 1.0 Release and Dev Goodies, and Play with Fractals Right Now
Peter Kirn - March 10, 2011
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WebGL in Chrome, Experiments Shows OpenGL in the Browser; What It Is, What It's Not
Peter Kirn - February 9, 2011
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WebGL in Chrome, Experiments Shows OpenGL in the Browser; What It Is, What It’s Not
Peter Kirn - February 9, 2011
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HTML5 and a Brave, Flash-Free, Open World? Uh… Not So Fast
Peter Kirn - February 1, 2010
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