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> The 0.x version number suggests it isn't In Rust land a 0.x version number only really suggests that the library has an unstable API (expect breaking changes
by nicoburns 4y ago
> The 0.x version number suggests it isn't
In Rust land a 0.x version number only really suggests that the library has an unstable API (expect breaking changes on version bumps). Plenty of very battle tested libraries that are being used in production at huge scale (like the `hyper` HTTP crate for example) still have 0.x versions.
I'm not an expert in graphics programming, but my understanding is that wgpu is solid and ready for production if it covers your use case, but there are still things it can't do yet. As long as you're willing to deal with breaking changes, I'd say go for it.