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#WebGPU data visualization
Matt MassicotteProgrammers are usually fed a steady diet of features and bug fixes. But occasionally they get to work on performance problems. This development methodology is known as intermittent fasting.
Video from our #WESL intro talk at Khronos is up here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Na1XTKK_Mig #WebGPU
Introducing WESL - Community Extended WGSL at 3D on Web 2025
Patricio Gonzalez VivoThe folks working on WESL (WebGL Extended Shading Language https://wesl-lang.dev/ ) seems to be working hard at it. Got this contributions for https://LYGIA.xyz by @mighdoll over the weekend https://github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/lygia/pull/258 . Seems they are focus on streamlining the include system and supporting LYGIA from the get go! They also are working on adding conditional macros https://github.com/patriciogonzalezvivo/lygia/issues/259 and function overloading https://github.com/wgsl-tooling-wg/wesl-spec/issues/126#issuecomment-2849370427 all things I got used to relay from years of GLSL and HLSL. If you feel strongly about those too, please consider adding your voice to those conversations. I think they will welcome more uses cases.
We gave a WESL update to the WebGPU WGSL team today: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/12j8DpM-bV_5OfWgCyPCPSiak_ItEB2JoQdbJsTieoTg
Kai Ninomiya> The left tends to think a lot about justice, but less about power. ... The two most direct forms of power are money and guns. ... The left, in America, has neither the money nor the guns.
> Is there a form of direct power that we can wield, that will be effective in this radically skewed battle? Yes. It is organized labor power. That is it, my friends. That is the left’s power vector. That is where our focus needs to be.
https://www.hamiltonnolan.com/p/theres-no-justice-without-power
I had fun presenting an Introduction to WESL with @stefnotch and @k2d222!
slides here: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1C_M6ZkIWF-KznJuxoEP-28o5ZtenlXxcyLi0vKccMm8
stefnotchDisplaying shader code in browser devtools.
I recently found out that it is possible to make errors point at arbitrary text with `eval` and source maps!
https://stackoverflow.com/a/79467192/3492994
Axel RauschmayerA checklist for your `tsconfig.json`
https://2ality.com/2025/01/tsconfig-json.html
A guide to `tsconfig.json`
I never felt confident about my tsconfig.json. To change that, I went through the official documentation, collected all common options, and documented them in this blog post: This knowledge will enable you to write a tsconfig.json that is cleaner and that you’ll fully understand. If you don’t have the time to read the post, you can jump to the summary at the end where I show the tsconfig.json that I use now – along with recommendations for adapting it to different use cases (npm package, app, etc.). I also link to the tsconfig.json recommendations by several well-known TypeScript programmers. (I went through them when I researched this post.) I’m curious what your experiences with tsconfig.json are: Do you agree with my choices?