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**OpenGL ES**

What is OpenGL ES?

OpenGL ES (OpenGL for Embedded Systems) is a subset of the OpenGL graphics API designed for embedded systems such as smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices. It is commonly used for rendering 2D and 3D graphics in applications, games, and user interfaces on these platforms. OpenGL ES defines a set of rendering functions and data formats that allow developers to create visually appealing and interactive graphics experiences while optimizing performance for resource-constrained devices.

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What other technologies are related to OpenGL ES?

OpenGL ES Competitor Technologies

Vulkan
Vulkan
Vulkan is a low-level graphics API that directly competes with OpenGL ES for rendering tasks, offering similar functionality with a different architectural approach.
DX11
DX11
No summary available
DX11 (DirectX 11) is a graphics API developed by Microsoft, primarily for Windows. While not directly on mobile, it competes with OpenGL ES in the broader graphics API landscape.
DX12
DX12
DX12 (DirectX 12) is a graphics API developed by Microsoft, primarily for Windows. While not directly on mobile, it competes with OpenGL ES in the broader graphics API landscape.
Metal
Metal
Metal is Apple's low-level graphics API, competing directly with OpenGL ES on iOS and macOS devices.
OpenGL
OpenGL
OpenGL is the desktop version of the graphics API. While OpenGL ES is designed for embedded systems, they both serve the same purpose of rendering graphics and have overlapping functionality, making them competitors.
Direct3D
Direct3D
Direct3D is a graphics API developed by Microsoft, primarily for Windows. While not directly on mobile, it competes with OpenGL ES in the broader graphics API landscape.
DirectX
DirectX
DirectX is a collection of APIs for handling tasks related to multimedia, especially game programming and video, on Microsoft platforms. Direct3D is a part of DirectX, so it is a competitor.
Number of organizations that mention technology
230
OpenGL ES
1,064
Vulkan
29
DX11
82
DX12
906
Metal
3,018
OpenGL
204
Direct3D
920
DirectX
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OpenGL ES Complementary Technologies

WPE
WPE
No summary available
WPE (Web Platform for Embedded) is a WebKit port for embedded and set-top box devices. It can use OpenGL ES for rendering web content.
EGL
EGL
EGL is an interface between Khronos rendering APIs such as OpenGL ES and the underlying native platform windowing system. It is essential for using OpenGL ES.
WebKit
WebKit
WebKit is a browser engine that can use OpenGL ES for rendering web content, particularly in embedded or mobile contexts.
Number of organizations that mention technology
230
OpenGL ES
20
WPE
97
EGL
279
WebKit
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Which job functions commonly mention OpenGL ES?

Developer Relations
0.2% of all Developer Relations jobs mention OpenGL ES
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Mobile Developer
81 Mobile Developer jobs mention OpenGL ES
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Software Engineer
624 Software Engineer jobs mention OpenGL ES
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Engineer
834 Engineer jobs mention OpenGL ES
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Engineering & R&D
846 Engineering & R&D jobs mention OpenGL ES
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Which organizations are mentioning OpenGL ES?

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Qualcomm
Scientific and Technical Services 
40 team
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 86 people
use OpenGL ES
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Arm
Scientific and Technical Services 
40 team
mention OpenGL ES
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 67 people
use OpenGL ES
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Intel Corporation
Manufacturing 
16 team
mention OpenGL ES
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 81 people
use OpenGL ES
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Imagination Technologies
Scientific and Technical Services 
11 team
mention OpenGL ES
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 18 people
use OpenGL ES
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Samsung Electronics
Manufacturing 
8 team
mention OpenGL ES
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 20 people
use OpenGL ES
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