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The reason I have been so quiet recently is because I've been working on a very dry subject; testing. Unit tests are probably the most u...

It's shader time! I finished the simple sunbeam, which I think looks quite nice in motion. It could use a little work on the grad...

Oh hey, look at that! I changed the CSS on my blog a smidge. It's worth mentioning, anyway. Say hello to the Blipjoy Invader! You can ju...

If you've been following my blog, you'll know that I've been writing a 3D renderer in Rust. This is my first real  experience us...

Yesterday I finally got around to adding some simple animations. The app was always rendering at 60 fps, but the image was static because th...

I had a long week on vacation, and was able to do a little bit of coding almost every night. There was a lot of time spent doing touristy th...

This weekend I was distracted by a well-intentioned good friend of mine who suggested solving a chess puzzle described as " deceptively...

Today, it's interpolating normals to render smooth lighting. That's right; Gouraud Shading in full effect. Two screenshots to start ...

I was surprised by how easy it was to interpolate over the texture coordinates, given the barycentric coordinate space. I have more boilerpl...

Dithering is an important post processing technique for color quantization, and is especially useful for smoothing gradients with a low prec...

It's hard to believe that it has been two years since my last blog update. A lot has happened since then, but nothing to write about. I ...

After Liberated Pixel Cup , I promised myself I would never again enter a month-long game jam competition. It was just too exhausting. And t...

Let's continue talking WebGL. The original WebGL article was split into two parts, as the material covered too much ground. In the fi...

Let's talk WebGL. In the last *All About Speed* article, I resurrected an old draft and retooled it to fit the series. It asserted tha...