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Dec 7, 2023 58 min

From WebGL to WebGPU (JS Party #304)

from JS Party: JavaScript, CSS, Web Development

Gregg Tavares (author of WebGL/WebGPU Fundamentals) joins Jerod & Amal to give us a tour of these low-level technologies that are pushing the web forward into the world of video games, machine learning & other exciting rich applications.

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From WebGL to WebGPU (JS Party #304)

0:00 58:53

Chapters

  1. 0:00 It's party time, y'all
  2. 0:39 Sponsor: Socket
  3. 4:21 Welcoming Gregg
  4. 6:57 Getting to know Gregg
  5. 10:21 WebGL's API & friction
  6. 13:28 How to know you're low level
  7. 20:18 Advantages of WebGPU
  8. 23:52 Is WebGL deprecated?
  9. 24:59 That API tho
  10. 29:17 Sponsor: React Jam
  11. 30:06 Enabling ML workloads
  12. 30:58 Re: user consent
  13. 33:52 Native apps vs browser apps
  14. 35:46 Gregg likes games
  15. 38:12 Gregg's teaching
  16. 39:13 Gregg's day job
  17. 42:24 The next Angry Birds
  18. 47:33 Golden handcuffs
  19. 50:11 Mystic Quest
  20. 51:12 Tomorrow (3x)
  21. 51:54 Making the pencils?!
  22. 52:44 Mining the lead?!
  23. 53:52 WebGPUFundamentals.org
  24. 54:37 Jerod's first last word
  25. 55:32 Amal's last word
  26. 56:35 Jerod's last last word
  27. 57:00 Closing time
  28. 57:16 Next up on the pod (Join ++)

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