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PHP-GLFW
A fully-featured OpenGL and GLFW extension for PHP
php-glfw brings the GLFW library to the PHP language, enabling native GUI and OpenGL windowing capabilities directly from PHP scripts. This experimental extension allows developers to create real-time graphical applications, games, and simulations in PHP—traditionally a backend web language—by binding low-level graphics and windowing APIs. It opens creative possibilities for developers more comfortable in PHP or looking to prototype desktop applications with web-style syntax. It’s ideal for educational purposes, quick prototyping, or just for fun. -
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Screen Recorder Std
records video of on-screen activity.
records video of on-screen activity that you can use in presentations, lessons, manuals, e-greetings, archiving...anything that you can improve with video clips. It not only records video, screenshots, and Webcams but also game activity. It can record and insert picture-in-picture video, so you can record your victories and post the clips online with embedded video of yourself while playing, or insert instructions and comments to create educational and training videos. Screen Recorder Std... -
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This is my first attempt at building a reusable framework for 3D applications (not an engine!), primarily for educational purpose and also because none of the already existing tools did satisfy me. No longer maintained.
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