A developer rebuilt HerRights, a legal rights tool for vulnerable women, from a broken 24-hour hackathon prototype into a production-ready accessibility application using GitHub Copilot. The original …
WebGL fingerprinting is a hardware-level anti-bot technique that uses GPU rendering differences to create unique device identifiers, making it difficult to spoof compared to software-level signals. Th…
The article announces the release of SpawnDev.ILGPU.ML 4.0.0-preview.4, a C# library that runs neural networks directly in the browser using six backends (WebGPU, WebGL, WebAssembly, CUDA, OpenCL, and…
This article provides a tutorial for creating a scroll-driven WebGL hero section using approximately 30 lines of JavaScript, two MIT-licensed npm packages, and no framework or build step. The implemen…
FrugalSloth is a browser-based tool that trains small neural networks locally using WebGL and WebAssembly, ensuring full privacy since data and model weights never leave the user's machine. It require…
The article introduces the new experimental HTML-in-Canvas API, now available in an origin trial, which allows developers to render DOM content directly into a 2D canvas or WebGL/WebGPU texture while …
Notes for a CS51 guest lecture comparing OCaml and Elm, highlighting Elm's common uses in web apps, data visualization, and 3D graphics with specific library examples. It also discusses Elm's advantag…