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Nook and Emscripten: A technical look at C++ GameDev in the Browser

A blog post on tooNormal.com by Mike Kasprzak on using Emscripten to create a HTML5 game using C++.

It walks through the details of setting up Emscripten and how to get a C++ game working in the browser as an HTML5 game – great stuff.

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