> you can probably switch to Electron without your users noticing anything GPU support is not good enough in the browsers. Even 12 years old Direct3D 11.0 is w

> you can probably switch to Electron without your users noticing anything GPU support is not good enough in the browsers. Even 12 years old Direct3D 11.0 is way better than the current WebGL. In WPF, it’s relatively easy to render a dynamic texture with Direct3D 11 or 12, then pass it to WPF to compose it into the GUI, without ever downloading pixels from VRAM. Similar for compute shaders. You don’t need WPF to integrate DirectCompute, but you do need convenient native interop. These C structures, typed arrays and unmanaged pointers are all over the API surface. Not sure JavaScript is good enough for the job, the language and VM were designed for very different requirements.