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- Materials that wear and flow: chalk, graphite, watercolor, smudge and paper — webpaint.ing has brushes that behave like things: a stick of chalk that wears away as it draws, graphite in eight grades, watercolor that stays wet for a few…
- How webpaint.ing draws: the engine and its pipeline on the graphics card — webpaint.ing is the drawing app that sits beside this site. This article is for programmers and graphics people, and it follows one question from the pen to the…
- Where a drawing lives in webpaint.ing: device, memory and graphics card — webpaint.ing is the drawing app that sits beside this site. A drawing is a lot of pixels, and a computer has three places to keep them, each faster and smaller…
- How data moves between the shaders in webpaint.ing — webpaint.ing is the drawing app that sits beside this site. This note follows the data: which pictures and buffers exist, who writes and reads each, in what…
- How webpaint.ing is built: the graphics card and the tools — webpaint.ing is the drawing app that sits beside this site. Earlier notes said what the graphics card does for it and how shared drawings stay in step. This one…
- Drawing together in webpaint.ing — webpaint.ing can put several people on one canvas. The feature is built and tested, but it is not switched on for the live site yet: it needs a small server…
- What your graphics card does in webpaint.ing — webpaint.ing is the drawing and animation app that sits beside this site. It leans on your graphics card more than most web apps do. This note explains how, in…
- Site stickers, an About page, and updates that arrive by themselves — This update changes where stickers come from and makes the site keep itself up to date. Highlights Site stickers. The sticker picker has a new group, Site…
- What is new on webpost.ing — This update makes the site steadier and clearer to use. Here is what you may notice. Notifications say what they are about. Each one names the post or comment…
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