Tuesday, January 09, 2007

Pyglet looks great!



I've just run the Pyglet tests on my new machine.

Wow, Pyglet is looking great! It has a great blur demo... which appears to use OpenGL shaders. Woohoo!

Pyglet even renders XHTML... using CSS for styling. That is _mad_. Alex Holkner and Richard Jones are Python-Coding-Machines!

I'm looking forward to playing with this some more...
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