As #GDC2019 starts, we're excited to announce a @w3c #workshop on Web Games organized by @tidoust, chaired by @deltakosh from @babylonjs fame w3.org/2018/12/games-worksho…

W3C Workshop on Web Games, June 27-28 2019 in #Seattle 🇺🇸

The primary goal of the workshop is to bring together browser vendors, game engines developers, games developers, game distributors, and device manufacturers to enrich the Open Web Platform with...

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The Web is already a pretty rich platform for games, with a number of its recent evolutions directly inspired by the needs from game developers: e.g. #WebAssembly or the #Gamepad #API. The @w3c Games on the Web roadmap gives a good overview w3c.github.io/web-roadmaps/g…
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That isn't to say all their needs are covered, and with the continuous innovation in this space, this #W3CWorkshop opens up an opportunity for the Games and Web people to determine together what priorities the Open Web Platform needs to address.

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Among the expected topics: #3D graphics and the role of #WebGPU, multithreading, #WebAssembly, cloud-based gaming in the browser, game input, #WebAudio, etc.
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If you're new to the topic, you can get a flavor of game dev on the Web by following @thew3cx #MOOC on #HTML5 #Apps and #Games by @micbuffa, and learn basic concepts of game development, collision detection, sprite-based animation, etc. edx.org/course/html5-apps-an…
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And if you care about making the Web a great platform for games (and improving for other usages while doing so), mark your calendar for June 27-28 in Seattle 🇺🇸, and register your interest or submit a position paper by May 10 🗓️ w3.org/2018/12/games-worksho…

W3C Workshop on Web Games, June 27-28 2019 in #Seattle 🇺🇸

The primary goal of the workshop is to bring together browser vendors, game engines developers, games developers, game distributors, and device manufacturers to enrich the Open Web Platform with...

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