A WebGL Tribute to Tron, the movie that made me fall in love with CGI

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This is a WebGL-based interactive tribute to the 1982 film Tron, created by a developer inspired by the movie's pioneering computer graphics. Built using web graphics technology, it allows users to explore visual elements and scenes from the film in a browser environment. The project is intended for fans of Tron and those interested in how the movie influenced modern CGI, offering a nostalgic, interactive experience celebrating the film's visual legacy.

written from the facts on this page · September 2026

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Hi! My name is Marco Gomez (AKA @TheCodeTherapy ) and I'm a Tech Lead and Senior Software Engineer based in the United Kingdom. My main area of expertise is 3D Engineering focused on Creative Development and Interactive Immersive experiences. Check out my work! #ComputerGraphics #WebGL #WebXR #WebGPU #Demoscene #CreativeCoding #InteractiveDevelopment #TechLead TheCodeTherapy, Marco Gomez, WebGL, ThreeJS, NextJS, React, shaders, GLSL, javascript, demoscene,from mgz.me

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