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WebGL and the Arrival of Hardware-Accelerated 3D in the Browser
WebGL brought a shader-based OpenGL ES graphics context into the HTML canvas, letting web pages use the GPU for interactive 3D without browser plug-ins or native installation.
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Tag: web-standards
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The Stack Is a Social Artifact: How Layers Accumulate People, Standards, and History
A software stack looks like a technical diagram, but its layers are historical agreements shaped by organizations, standards groups, compatibility needs, and communities.
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Standards Are Executable Agreements: Why Interoperability Is a Social Achievement
Technical standards become real only when independent implementations interpret the same words closely enough to exchange data, preserve behavior, and pass interoperability tests.
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HTTP, HTML, and URLs: The Three Agreements That Made the Web Interoperable
The early Web worked because independently built clients and servers could agree on three things: how to identify resources, how to request representations, and how to encode linked documents.
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