Hugo Daniel
@hugodan.bsky.social
New WebGPU-in-a-PNG test: a spinning donut 🍩 with transparency.
Dropped it on top of the New York Times front page — you can literally see the page through the donut.
All of it (player + PNG) under 25 KB.
#WebGPU #CreativeCoding #Graphics
Dropped it on top of the New York Times front page — you can literally see the page through the donut.
All of it (player + PNG) under 25 KB.
#WebGPU #CreativeCoding #Graphics
October 19, 2025 at 7:05 PM
New WebGPU-in-a-PNG test: a spinning donut 🍩 with transparency.
Dropped it on top of the New York Times front page — you can literally see the page through the donut.
All of it (player + PNG) under 25 KB.
#WebGPU #CreativeCoding #Graphics
Dropped it on top of the New York Times front page — you can literally see the page through the donut.
All of it (player + PNG) under 25 KB.
#WebGPU #CreativeCoding #Graphics
Made a tiny WebGPU experiment — a rotating cube with some chroma shift, vignette, and noise.
The fun bit: it’s all inside a single PNG. The image literally runs code — it carries the WebGPU data inside and renders itself.
Low kilobytes, live shaders. Pretty wild.
#WebGPU #Shaders #CreativeCoding
The fun bit: it’s all inside a single PNG. The image literally runs code — it carries the WebGPU data inside and renders itself.
Low kilobytes, live shaders. Pretty wild.
#WebGPU #Shaders #CreativeCoding
October 16, 2025 at 10:36 AM
Made a tiny WebGPU experiment — a rotating cube with some chroma shift, vignette, and noise.
The fun bit: it’s all inside a single PNG. The image literally runs code — it carries the WebGPU data inside and renders itself.
Low kilobytes, live shaders. Pretty wild.
#WebGPU #Shaders #CreativeCoding
The fun bit: it’s all inside a single PNG. The image literally runs code — it carries the WebGPU data inside and renders itself.
Low kilobytes, live shaders. Pretty wild.
#WebGPU #Shaders #CreativeCoding
A rotating cube powered by an array-based vertex buffer. The cool thing is that the extended WGSL can handle any pipeline on the fly, making it easy to share and run these 3D scenes right in the browser.
March 19, 2025 at 10:29 PM
A rotating cube powered by an array-based vertex buffer. The cool thing is that the extended WGSL can handle any pipeline on the fly, making it easy to share and run these 3D scenes right in the browser.
Somehow ended up doing a shadertoy for webgpu shaders with a way to specify any pipeline configuration in that same text area. Like a portable webgpu real-time pipeline shadertoy or something
March 18, 2025 at 12:07 AM
Somehow ended up doing a shadertoy for webgpu shaders with a way to specify any pipeline configuration in that same text area. Like a portable webgpu real-time pipeline shadertoy or something