WebGL Playground Allows for Interactive WebGL Development
WebGL playground is an online tool for creating and sharing WebGL projects. It's a straightforward idea: type in your WebGL script and see the results. But the cool part is that the editor and the results are just on the same page and that you get a handful of features that make your life easier. This makes WebGL playground a convenient tool for quick prototyping and experimenting.
The editor lets you work on JavaScript code and GLSL vertex/fragment shaders (if you have any) at the same time in a convenient way. Everything is organized, formatted and highlighted properly.
You can use arbitrary JavaScript libraries, combine multiple fragment and vertex shaders, handle user input etc.
Happy coding!
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Comments
martinsm | Feb 03, 2012 at 08:16
I like http://glsl.heroku.com/ better. Much simpler and minimalistic, and has more "coolness" effect.
quark | Mar 24, 2012 at 15:16
Heroku is very slow, "eating" CPU/GPU
quark | Mar 24, 2012 at 15:16
Heroku is very slow, "eating" CPU/GPU