In another step in the company's open source initiate, Microsoft last week has made some of its tech used for WebGL graphics rendering in its Microsoft Edge browser available in the GitHub repository.

Now, the startup is introducing a open-source WebGL player that anyone can integrate into their site to support Lytro photography.

Microsoft announced this week that some of its technology used for WebGL graphics rendering in its Microsoft Edge browser is being released as open source code in the GitHub repository.

Google today launched Cube Slam, an open source pong clone that you can play against the computer or a friend in the browser. That by itself wouldn't be all that exciting, but Google created this ...

Video game creators will be pleased to hear that the WebGL PlayCanvas Engine has been open-sourced. Mozilla announced the move today on its developer blog and you can access the entire engine ...

Sony recently indicated that it plans to make its WebGL implementation created for Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich available as open source. Sony explains that the "WebKit code for Android 4.0 is ...

WebGL enables browsers to display 3D graphics and has been the lynch-pin for projects like Epic's web-based port of Unreal Engine 3 -- all without the need for plug-ins. Microsoft publicly shunned ...

Sencha Labs has announced the availability of a new open source framework for WebGL development. The framework, which is called PhiloGL, makes it easier for developers to adopt WebGL and integrate ...

The WebGL working group was formed earlier this year when Mozilla teamed up with the Khronos Group, the organization behind the OpenGL standard, to define an open standard for native browser 3D.