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But WebGPU you can just try out directly in the browser and immediately start hacking away (if you have chrome, or activate some flags in firefox): https://goo
by hutzlibu 3y ago
But WebGPU you can just try out directly in the browser and immediately start hacking away (if you have chrome, or activate some flags in firefox):
https://google.github.io/tour-of-wgsl/ https://google.github.io/tour-of-wgsl/
No need to setup, install or config anything. I think that is arguably easier as a quick start.
Otherwise yes, the whole tooling and everything else is not really that mature in WebGPU.
And thanks for Taichi. I did not know of that libary and it sounds interesting! (I will stay with WebGPU for now)
- nromiun 3y agoEasier, sure, but not higher level compared to CUDA or OpenCL. You can also (probably) use Taichi.js without installing anything. Which is a high level API.
- hutzlibu 3y ago"You can also (probably) use Taichi.js without installing anything" Yes you can! (because of WebGPU) And I never said WebGPU is high level. I said and meant it is simpler to get started with. At least it was quite simple for me. But WebGPU and wgsl by itself are surely not "simple".