These translations of the "learning-webgl-0[1-3]" tutorials are extremely helpful in getting up to speed with WebGL. However, as a newbie, one stumbling block is that they use glslify@1, not glslify@2.
This doesn't cause a problem building the examples in the repos, but when you first go to apply them, you discover (likely the hard way) that the glslify API is different in the latest version on NPM.
This isn't a big deal, as the glslify docs are great, but if there's interest, I'd be happy to go through and just update all the examples in the "learning-webgl-0[1-3]" repos to use glslify@2 and gl-shader. Does that work for y'all?
These translations of the "learning-webgl-0[1-3]" tutorials are extremely helpful in getting up to speed with WebGL. However, as a newbie, one stumbling block is that they use
glslify@1
, notglslify@2
.This doesn't cause a problem building the examples in the repos, but when you first go to apply them, you discover (likely the hard way) that the
glslify
API is different in the latest version on NPM.This isn't a big deal, as the
glslify
docs are great, but if there's interest, I'd be happy to go through and just update all the examples in the "learning-webgl-0[1-3]" repos to useglslify@2
andgl-shader
. Does that work for y'all?