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We'll probably have to wait a few more years until Webassembly and the easier to use and faster Vulkan API comes to the browser as well. I know they've been wo
by higherpurpose 11y ago
We'll probably have to wait a few more years until Webassembly and the easier to use and faster Vulkan API comes to the browser as well.
I know they've been working on WebGL 2 (OpenGL ES 3.0-based) for a while, but if it doesn't ship within a year, they might as well scrap it in favor of a Vulkan-based API.
- socialist_coder 11y ago> We'll probably have to wait a few more years until Webassembly I agree, so in the meantime what do we do?
- rockdoe 11y agoasm.js + WebGL
- bhouston 11y agoWebGL/OpenGL and Vulkan operate at different levels. I suspect that OpenGl and Vulkan will co-exist and it is likely that WebGL and a web Vulkan-equivalent will also co-exist.
- bobajeff 11y agoI don't know. WebAssembly MVP could be here fairly soon as it's largly built as an extension to JavaScript engines.
- mrec 11y agoAnd I believe it's relatively trivial to polyfill wasm support by converting it to asm.js.