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It seems to be a syntax mismash between Rust, which uses `let` and `let mut`, and JavaScript, which uses `const` and `var`, giving WGSL's `let` and `var`, proba
by devit 5y ago
It seems to be a syntax mismash between Rust, which uses `let` and `let mut`, and JavaScript, which uses `const` and `var`, giving WGSL's `let` and `var`, probably chosen because they are the shortest.
- djxfade 5y agoJavascript also has `let`. It's basically like var, but doesn't get hoisted. And can't be unassigned once assigned.