> while being defensive for WebGPU on native deployments Because I still haven't heard a single argument against it from you that isn't extremely vague and h

> while being defensive for WebGPU on native deployments Because I still haven't heard a single argument against it from you that isn't extremely vague and handwavey. For example, you skipping over my questions regarding more details on what you think makes WebGPU bad/castrated, or what is making Qt the better choice over WevGPU? (ignoring the fact that Qt doesn't seem to have a common shader language) I'm open to hear the reasons, but it seems like your goal is to be contrarian.