I just wrote an article for Mobile Orchard on how to get started with OpenGL ES 2.0 on the iPhone 3GS. It goes over all the steps necessary to set up a barebones project that renders a quad on screen using a vertex and a fragment shader. It’s not the most stunning thing ever visually, but I think it makes for a good starting point for OpenGL ES 2.0 projects.
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Noel is a game industry veteran turned indie game developer, entrepreneur, consultant, and writer. His current startup, Snappy Touch, is devoted to creating original, non-violent entertainment on the iPhone.
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