The Game for my Daughter

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  • kool

    An OpenGL / WebGPU engine for Desktop JVM, Android and Javascript written in Kotlin (by kool-engine)

    kool

  • InfluxDB

    Purpose built for real-time analytics at any scale. InfluxDB Platform is powered by columnar analytics, optimized for cost-efficient storage, and built with open data standards.

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  • LearnOpenGL

    Code repository of all OpenGL chapters from the book and its accompanying website https://learnopengl.com

    Wvhile browsing over the net, one website stands out learnopengl.com. It looks very well-structured, have covered a variety of different topics and have links to the source code. And that is not only about the code, but building an important understanding what is going on behind those lines. I'm pretty sure I will go over the articles over and over again to refresh certain aspects when I actually need them.

  • kgl

    Lightweight OpenGL abstraction for Kotlin Multiplatform

    The first question is how do I use OpenGL from Kotlin? Java bindings to C-library AKA jogl or jogamp as of now? That is JVM only. Checking around the internet hit upon the project kgl which provides OpenGL bindings to most of the platforms while being in very early stages, good start. Forked, built, it works!

  • hello-triangle

    Simple sample showing a complete rendering of a triangle, in Java and Kotlin

    The biggest difference between the tutorial and what I need to do is how do you create a canvas to draw in and listen to key/mouse/touch events what's so ever. That part is very platform specific. As I'm currently on JVM (less moving parts for now, remember?), jogl may have some tutorials that I can take an inspiration from. Jogl wiki refers to multiple tutorials but there is one written on Java and Kotlin and is easy to read, it even follows the same articles for it to be even better Hello triangle.

  • KorGE

    KorGE Game Engine. Multiplatform Kotlin Game Engine

    korge

  • JOML

    A Java math library for OpenGL rendering calculations

    Java native JOML

  • glm

    Java OpenGL Mathematics (GLM) (by java-graphics)

    Kotlin port of glm

  • SaaSHub

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  • game-playground

    And that is all what was required for me to finish with the tutorials. You can find my attempts on the GitHub.

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