Something interesting to think about: - This has a framework "eframe" which lets you write generic apps which can be rendered and run either natively on on the

Something interesting to think about: - This has a framework "eframe" which lets you write generic apps which can be rendered and run either natively on on the web with WASM: - https://github.com/emilk/egui/tree/master/eframe This has me thinking -- there's an existing standard "Web Audio Modules (WAM)" which never really went anywhere: https://www.webaudiomodules.org/ https://www.webaudiomodules.org/ I'm imagining some way of bridging the VST3 API's and the WAM API's, so that you could write code using "eframe" that would run either as a natively compiled VST plugin, or in a browser and using the DOM audio API's as a Web Audio Module. native -- glium (OpenGL) -- --- VST3/LV2 API "Adapters" / \ / eframe --- Generic Audio/Synth/FX API's \ / \ web ----- WASM (WebGL)----- --- Web Audio Modules API "Adapter" Wouldn't something like that just be really friggin cool? I'm not big-brain enough to figure out the details or if it's even viable, but damn it would be revolutionary.