Table Of Contents (so far):

• Preface: What is OpenGL?
  Learn about some of the history behind computer graphics and how OpenGL came to be. Also includes an important requirements section.
• Chapter 1: Getting Started
  Learn how to set up a rendering window using FreeGLUT, GLEW, and of course OpenGL functionality.
• Chapter 2: Vertices and Shapes
  Learn how to draw simple geometry using vertex array objects (VAO) and vertex buffer objects (VBO), both fundamental techniques.
• Chapter 3: Index Buffer Objects and Primitive Types
  Learn how to draw complex geometry easier by using index buffer objects (IBO). This chapter also discusses a few more primitive types.
• Chapter 4: Entering the Third Dimension
  Learn about transformations, polygon culling, shader uniforms, and how to draw three dimensional data.
• Credits
  Find out who participated in the creation of OpenGLBook.com.

You can find the source code for the code samples given in the text at this location.