by Ib Green The basic idea behind today’s by taking Uber’s most popular open source Visualization frameworks, and aligning their websites, documentation and examples, and providing links between the websites, we can make our various frameworks significantly easier to discover and use for both new and experienced users. The Frameworks The visualization…

by Ib Green In many ways v4.0 is the biggest luma.gl release to date. It is a major upgrade that brings full WebGL2 support to luma.gl, as well as adding advanced features such as GL state management and a shader module system. Major Updates New Documentation Full WebGL2 Support with WebGL Capability…

by Nicolas Belmonte A few weeks ago I set on trying out new WebGL 2.0 features with deck.gl. WebGL 2.0 brings plenty of new goodies to be used for game development, creative coding and data visualization like instancing, floating-point textures, transform feedback, multiple render targets, and more. With this…

by Xiaoji Chen While working on deck.gl v4, I decided to have some fun and built a Minecraft Chunk Viewer in the browser. Drag in a region file from your own world and explore the world in depth! Totally not cheating. Region files are in your Minecraft’s save folder with…

by Ib Green We’ve just released a new major version of deck.gl, so this is a good time to share some information about the improvements that went into the new version the rationale behind them, and provide some hints on our thoughts about the future of deck.gl. What Motivated the Release? When we did…