WebGPU and Babylon.js: a Fruitful Collaboration
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WebGPU is a new JavaScript API exposing advanced GPU features in the browser, and Babylon.js is a modern Web 3D engine with full WebGPU support since version 5.0. The talk explains concrete benefits of WebGPU for graphics and compute in Babylon.js, describes specific ways Babylon.js uses WebGPU, and recounts how Babylon.js developers’ feedback helped shape the evolving WebGPU API, with a brief look at future plans.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00WebGPU & Babylon.js
- 3:38WebGPU demo
- 5:23Babylon.js tools
- 9:543D demos
- 11:38Why WebGPU
- 12:18WebGPU vs WebGL
- 17:38Migration challenges
- 19:24High-level code
- 21:07Performance tips
- 27:47Render bundles
- 29:32Compute shaders
- 33:02Compute demo
- 34:49Ocean simulation
- 37:19Early benefits
- 39:04Conclusion
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