WebGL Programming Guide

Chapter 1 - An Overview of WebGL
Chapter 2 - Your First Step with WebGL
Chapter 3 - Drawing and Transforming Triangles
Chapter 4 - More Transformations and Basic Animation
Chapter 5 - Using Colors and Texture Images
Chapter 6 - The OpenGL ES Shading Language (GLSL ES)
Chapter 7 - Towards the 3D World
Chapter 8 - Lighting and Hierarchical Objects
Chapter 9 - Advanced Techniques
Appendix A - No Need to Swap Buffers in WebGL
Appendix B - Built-in Functions of GLSL ES 1.0
Appendix C - Projection Matrices
Appendix D - WebGL/OpenGL: left or right handed?
Appendix E - The Inverse Transpose Matrix
Appendix F - Loading Shader Programs from Disk

Dr. Kouichi Matsuda is Chief Distinguished Researcher at Sony Corp in Japan. He is a General Manager and HMI, UI, User Experience Engineer/Researcher whose professional affiliations include: ACM, Information Processing Society Japan, Virtual Reality Society Japan. Dr. Matsuda has been involved in the development of the VRML97 standard (via Sony) from the start, and has been active in both VRML and X3D communities (precursors to WebGL). He has a strong background in the technology and comes to it from a web developer perspective.
Dr. Rodger Lea is an Adjunct Professor with the Media and Graphics Interdisciplinary Centre at the University of British Columbia, with an interest in systems aspects of multimedia and distributed computing. With more than 20 years experience leading research groups in both academic and industrial settings, he has worked on early versions of shared 3D worlds, helped define VRML, developed multimedia operating systems, prototyped interactive digital TVand led developments on multimedia home networking standards. His current research explores the growing 'Internet of Things' but he retains a passion for all things media and graphics.