EventDance 0.1.4 released
During Easter holidays, I finally managed to find time to close EventDance 0.1.3 development cycle and release 0.1.4. This milestone took more than expected for several reasons, mainly due to some last...
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See you at Desktop Summit 2011
Although my talk “The Web jumps into D-Bus” was not accepted for this year edition of the Desktop Summit, I’m still attending the event thank to my employer Igalia which apart from sponsoring the...
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FileTea, low friction anonymous file sharing
Let me present you FileTea, a project enabling anonymous file sharing for the Web. It is designed to be simple and easy to use, to run in (modern) browsers without additional plugins, and to avoid the...
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Going to JSConf.eu 2011
Back in 2009 I had the chance to attend the european edition of the Javascript Conference for the first time. It was a nice and intense learning experience (it runs only for two fully packed days)....
View ArticleSHA-512 hashing support in glib
Always feels good to close old bugs, even if done unintentionally. In one of the projects I’m working on, I ran into the lack of SHA-512 support in glib and decided to step in. It turned out that such...
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Introducing gocl, a gobject wrapper to OpenCL
For the past few months I have been working on this project to bring OpenCL closer to GNOME technologies, and today I’m glad to make the first public announcement. For the uninformed reader, OpenCL is...
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A possibly faster approach to OpenGL rasterization of 2D Web content
Even thought it has been a while since my last entry on this blog, I have been quite busy. During most of last year I brought my modest contributions into an awesome startup that you have probably...
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Drawing Web content with OpenGL (ES 3.0) instanced rendering
This is a follow up article about my ongoing research on Web content rendering using aggressive batching and merging of draw operations, together with OpenGL (ES 3.0) instanced rendering. In a previous...
View ArticleExample: Run a headless OpenGL (ES) compute shader via DRM render-nodes
It has been a long time indeed since my last entry here. But I have actually been quite busy on a new adventure: graphics driver development. Two years ago I started contributing to Mesa, mostly to the...
View ArticleW3C, Encrypted Media Extensions and DRM: A rant
The recent decision of the Director of the World Wide Web Consortium to overrule members’ objections to publishing a DRM standard for the Web, together with a series of rant I have read around about...
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