It’s been sometime since I’ve updated this HTML5 Canvas series, but this article should round out the tutorial series as article 6. We’ve covered creating 2D shapes, images, how to animate said shapes and images, and WebGL basics. In my example from Part 5 we coded together a basic cube with materials. With these foundations set in place we can start diving deeper into WebGL through animating the objects and even piecing together particle effects.
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