The WebGL 101 samples are available live at
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/01-minimal.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/02-minimal-draw.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/03-minimal-shader.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/04-fragmentshader.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/05-texturing.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/06-xhr-shaders.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/07-xhr-mesh.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/08-flat-shading.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/09-leaving-flatland.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/10-perspective-projection.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/11-camera.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/12-scene-graph.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/13-textured-mesh.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/14-real-mesh.html

The two slides from the video are available at
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/documents/opengl-timeline.html
http://emoller.github.com/WebGL101/documents/programmable-pipeline.html

The WebGL Reference Card is available at
http://www.khronos.org/files/webgl/webgl-reference-card-1_0.pdf

The WebGL Specification is available at
https://www.khronos.org/registry/webgl/specs/1.0/

The Odin demo mentioned in the video is available at
https://github.com/operasoftware/Odin

The Emberwind game mentioned in the video is available at
https://github.com/operasoftware/Emberwind