> WebGL was getting really old by now. I do wonder whether WebGPU is a bit late too though (e.g. right now Vulkan decides that PSOs maybe are not a great idea lol)
> As in, WebGPU is very much a "modern graphics API design" as it was 8 years ago by now. Better late than never, but... What's "modern" now seems to be moving towards like: bindless everything (like 3rd iteration of what "bindless" means), mesh shaders, raytracing, flexible pipeline state. All of which are not in WebGPU.
I'm not that versed on details, but would interesting to hear what are the advantages of this modern bindless way of doing things.
> WebGL was getting really old by now. I do wonder whether WebGPU is a bit late too though (e.g. right now Vulkan decides that PSOs maybe are not a great idea lol)
> As in, WebGPU is very much a "modern graphics API design" as it was 8 years ago by now. Better late than never, but... What's "modern" now seems to be moving towards like: bindless everything (like 3rd iteration of what "bindless" means), mesh shaders, raytracing, flexible pipeline state. All of which are not in WebGPU.
I'm not that versed on details, but would interesting to hear what are the advantages of this modern bindless way of doing things.
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