Excited to read this! Looks like some good deep technical issues.

Shameless self promotion:

I have a Youtube channel where I do WebGL screencasts, as well as a myriad of other topics. Currently up to 99 WebGL episodes, and 21 3D Math episodes.

They're a lot more low level, and if you start at the beginning, you get to really understand each piece as it builds up over time. I find that a lot of topics and books rely on the user/reader to check out the source code to grok what's going on (which, often times, needs to be the case because the topic is advanced already, and has a level of expectation that the user will do their homework). That said, it's been nice building up over time because it's easy to see where things come from.

Channel: https://www.youtube.com/iamdavidwparker WebGL playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPqKsyEGhUnaOdIFLKvdk...

Surprised to see that your profile says "limited experience working with WebGL" when it looks like you clearly have your hands in deep.

Oh- that's really old. Will update, thanks!

All this work, and you released the book for free? Are you mad?

Just kidding, but I feel like I need to donate something to you, for all of this; where can I do that?

I didn't write (or contribute to writing) this book. But thanks for the sentiment! I'm sure you could buy the original book online somewhere.

Yeah, I think Amazon has the paper version for $50+.

Excellent content. I will be watching your videos soon. Thank you for making them!!

Great content, thanks for sharing