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Huh, it's more than just a rendering API: "can render to windows using an OS-native graphics pipeline and provides a browser-like UI event framework". They coul
by modeless 2y ago
Huh, it's more than just a rendering API: "can render to windows using an OS-native graphics pipeline and provides a browser-like UI event framework". They could add wgpu to get WebGPU support and ANGLE to get WebGL support.
- dekhn 2y agoThat's very similar to what Qt already provides (QPainter, for raw image/windows, more sophisticated widgets with event support. Further- and this is something I've been looking for a while- they have a graphicsview that allows resolution-independent rendering of millions of objects, with events, in an larger-than-window graphics plane.
- genter 2y agoSkia is a widely used library (off the top of my head, Chrome, Firefox, and LibreOffice use it) that supports lots of rendering targets, including WebGPU and ANGLE.
- modeless 2y agoI don't mean WebGPU and WebGL as Skia backends. I mean WebGPU and WebGL as APIs that this library could expose to users in addition to the HTML canvas API.