30 stories tagged webgpu, newest first.
110 points by andrewstuart | 54 comments
Chrome for Developers blog post introducing the HTML-in-Canvas API origin trial, which lets developers draw interactive DOM content into 2D canvas and WebGL/WebGPU textures.
60 points by frading | 49 comments
Blog post by Polygon's creator explaining why he rewrote the TypeScript/three.js procedural geometry engine from scratch in Jai with a custom WebGPU renderer.
613 points by alphax314 | 183 comments
Blog post describing WorldTUI, a fine-tuned 360M-parameter language model that simulates a terminal by predicting screen updates from keypresses, with a browser demo.
30 points by chenglou | 11 comments
Project page for Handwired, a tool that compiles ordinary JavaScript code into exact, differentiable neural networks runnable in the browser, with demos like a mini OS.
82 points by micstradev | 33 comments
Museum of Ages' free browser-based 3D guided tour of a Leonardo da Vinci museum, featuring his paintings, rebuilt machines, manuscripts, and his house in Amboise.
279 points by deadxwarrior | 146 comments
GitHub repository for ps2-web-recomp, a project that statically recompiles PS2 games to WebAssembly with a native runtime to run them in the browser.
57 points by jinqueeny | 27 comments
GitHub repository for Shaders, an MIT-licensed library of WebGPU shader components for React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, plain JavaScript, and Framer.
54 points by oknaslnkn | 30 comments
GitHub repository for gitframes, an Apache-2.0 licensed code-first video framework that renders natively on WebGPU.
245 points by sagacity | 114 comments
GitHub repository for OpenDLSS-NR, a Vulkan reimplementation of NVIDIA's DLSS 5 neural rendering network claimed to be bit-exact against the original.
78 points by luu | 6 comments
Matt Keeter blog post on testing that WebGPU/WGSL shader struct data layouts match host-side Rust types using the Facet reflection library.
271 points by logicallee | 99 comments
MicroLLM Lab is a browser-based tool for running, chatting with, and benchmarking small quantized language models locally via WebGPU with no server.
683 points by ilreb | 285 comments
OpenJev is a browser-only demo that runs a local language model on your GPU to compare reading option probabilities directly versus decoding token by token.
338 points by mohebifar | 120 comments
Landing page for Tooscut, an open-source browser-based non-linear video editor using WebGPU compositing, keyframe animation, and real-time preview.
1375 points by ricardbejarano | 326 comments
CanIRun.ai is a web tool that estimates which AI models your machine can run locally, using browser APIs to detect hardware and grading each model's expected performance.
545 points by imadr | 82 comments
Article describing how the author built procedurally generated medieval hex-tile islands using Wave Function Collapse and WebGPU, with a live demo and source code.
374 points by Curiositry | 53 comments
GitHub repository for a Rust implementation of Mistral's Voxtral Mini 4B Realtime speech model that can run in the browser, with Q4/Q8 quantization.
642 points by huntergemmer | 199 comments
GitHub repository for ChartGPU, an open-source MIT-licensed WebGPU-based charting library for rendering millions of data points in the browser.
416 points by ivmoreau | 53 comments
Noclip.website is a browser-based viewer for exploring 3D video game levels; the captured page shows a WebGPU-unsupported browser message.
790 points by ryandrake | 151 comments
Blog post by graphics engineer Sebastian Aaltonen arguing for a simpler, lower-level approach than current graphics APIs, discussing GPU hardware details.
576 points by littlestymaar | 195 comments
Blog post by Rust GPU maintainer Christian Legnitto showing a single Rust codebase running on CUDA, SPIR-V/Vulkan, Metal, DirectX 12, and WebGPU.
362 points by Bogdanp | 160 comments
Mozilla Gfx Team blog post announcing that WebGPU is shipping on Windows in Firefox 141.
421 points by nightcraft | 136 comments
Landing page for Scripton, a macOS Python IDE with built-in realtime interactive visualizations, an integrated REPL, and a custom debugger.
321 points by jasmcole | 82 comments
Wifi Solver is a browser-based WebGPU simulation that visualizes WiFi signal propagation from a router, running live on the user's device.
372 points by vouwfietsman | 107 comments
GitHub repository implementing UE5's Nanite virtualized geometry in WebGPU, with meshlet LOD hierarchy, software rasterizer, billboard impostors, and culling.
425 points by billconan | 67 comments
WebGPU Unleashed, a free online e-book by Shi Yan teaching graphics programming with WebGPU, with an interactive code playground.
427 points by aislamov | 98 comments
An in-browser demo that runs Stable Diffusion image generation locally using WebGPU, with prompt inputs and a model loader.
608 points by pjmlp | 221 comments
A cohost blog post by mcc (andi) discussing WebGPU, its history, and why it is a compelling graphics API for developers.
377 points by itsuka | 169 comments
WebGPU Fundamentals is a site of tutorial articles teaching WebGPU, covering basics like uniforms, storage buffers, vertex buffers, and textures.
877 points by itsuka | 376 comments
Chrome Developers blog post announcing that WebGPU is shipping in Chrome, enabling modern GPU graphics and compute on the web.
399 points by sirteno | 162 comments
Simon Willison blog post speculating that a GPT-3-class language model could be trained for about $85,000 using LLaMA and Alpaca techniques and run in a browser.