That's a cool project! Just checked out the workbench. I should be upfront though: ChartGPU is currently focused on traditional 2D charts (line, bar, scatter, candlestick, etc.), not graph/network visualization with nodes and edges. That said, the WebGPU rendering patterns would translate well to force-directed graphs. The scatter renderer already handles thousands of instanced points - extending that to edges wouldn't be a huge leap architecturally.
Is graph visualization something you'd want as part of ChartGPU, or would a separate "GraphGPU" type library make more sense? Curious how you're thinking about it.
Is graph visualization something you'd want as part of ChartGPU, or would a separate "GraphGPU" type library make more sense? Curious how you're thinking about it.