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Learning Java by Building Android Games — a New Android Game Coding Books for Beginners. June 23, 2015. I recently heard about Learning Java by Building Android Games. A new book by John Horton. John was one of the reviewers for OpenGL ES 2 for Android: A Quick Start Guide. And helped me out when I was writing the book, so when I found out that he had a book of his own, I was happy to learn more. On top of these two books, John has even been working on a website for game coding beginners. OpenGL ES 2 for...
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A performance comparison redux: Java, C, and Renderscript on the Nexus 5 | Learn OpenGL ES
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Native Development (C, C ). A performance comparison redux: Java, C, and Renderscript on the Nexus 5. July 10, 2014. In my previous post on this topic, A performance comparison between Java and C on the Nexus 5. With this new code, I refactored the code into a new benchmark with test audio data, so that I could compare the different implementations and verify their output. I’ll be sharing both the code and the results with you today. Is a beginner’s guide to OpenGL that focuses on Android and Java. IR...
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OpenGL Roundup, Fall Edition. October 24, 2014. There’s been a lot of changes in the graphics programming community, with Google’s latest version of Android now supporting OpenGL ES 3.1, which brings support for compute shaders, as well as an Android-specific extension pack. Which adds support for additional features. Apple has chosen to go the proprietary route by remaining with OpenGL ES 3.0 for now and by introducing Metal. A new API which promises to increase performance and reduce driver overhead.
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Learning Java by Building Android Games — a New Android Game Coding Books for Beginners | Learn OpenGL ES
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Learning Java by Building Android Games — a New Android Game Coding Books for Beginners. June 23, 2015. I recently heard about Learning Java by Building Android Games. A new book by John Horton. John was one of the reviewers for OpenGL ES 2 for Android: A Quick Start Guide. And helped me out when I was writing the book, so when I found out that he had a book of his own, I was happy to learn more. On top of these two books, John has even been working on a website for game coding beginners. Android is boom...
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Tag Archives: clang3.4. Native Development (C, C ). A performance comparison redux: Java, C, and Renderscript on the Nexus 5. July 10, 2014. In my previous post on this topic, A performance comparison between Java and C on the Nexus 5. With this new code, I refactored the code into a new benchmark with test audio data, so that I could compare the different implementations and verify their output. I’ll be sharing both the code and the results with you today. 8221; “Is it correct? Here are two big reasons:.
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Our lead engineer, Dan Nordquist, brings over 20 years of experience with Systems Administration and Software Development. Dan worked for years in healthcare and business environments developing in-house solutions and creating a wealth of experience that he now brings to you. Some of our partners are:. Gabriel Kolbe - a very talented Web developer. Greg Sidelnikov - a JavaScript "Guru" and author of " OpenGL Shader Tutorials. Darryl B - a SQL expert. What do our customers think of us? We don't want to se...
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Our lead engineer, Dan Nordquist, brings over 20 years of experience with Systems Administration and Software Development. Dan worked for years in healthcare and business environments developing in-house solutions and creating a wealth of experience that he now brings to you. Some of our partners are:. Gabriel Kolbe - a very talented Web developer. Greg Sidelnikov - a JavaScript "Guru" and author of " OpenGL Shader Tutorials. Darryl B - a SQL expert. What do our customers think of us? We don't want to se...
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OpenGL Roundup, Fall Edition | Learn OpenGL ES
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OpenGL Roundup, Fall Edition. October 24, 2014. There’s been a lot of changes in the graphics programming community, with Google’s latest version of Android now supporting OpenGL ES 3.1, which brings support for compute shaders, as well as an Android-specific extension pack. Which adds support for additional features. Apple has chosen to go the proprietary route by remaining with OpenGL ES 3.0 for now and by introducing Metal. A new API which promises to increase performance and reduce driver overhead.
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OpenGL Roundup, Fall Edition. October 24, 2014. There’s been a lot of changes in the graphics programming community, with Google’s latest version of Android now supporting OpenGL ES 3.1, which brings support for compute shaders, as well as an Android-specific extension pack. Which adds support for additional features. Apple has chosen to go the proprietary route by remaining with OpenGL ES 3.0 for now and by introducing Metal. A new API which promises to increase performance and reduce driver overhead.
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OpenGL Roundup, Fall Edition. October 24, 2014. There’s been a lot of changes in the graphics programming community, with Google’s latest version of Android now supporting OpenGL ES 3.1, which brings support for compute shaders, as well as an Android-specific extension pack. Which adds support for additional features. Apple has chosen to go the proprietary route by remaining with OpenGL ES 3.0 for now and by introducing Metal. A new API which promises to increase performance and reduce driver overhead.