@DaKangz@mastodon.gamedev.place
Graphics plumber at Google. WebGPU, ANGLE, Vulkan and 3D stuff. He/him.
I'm a software engineer doing graphics plumbing in the Chrome team at Google. Currently working on WebGPU implementation and tooling and the chair of the and standardization group at W3C.
Previously worked on ANGLE, the WebGL stack of Chromium and various other graphics projects in that space.
I tend to mostly lurk and post / boost only big info about WebGPU and answer to WebGPU questions, though I'd like to be more present.
Subgroup operations are the only new feature in Chrome 134 but it's a big one! It lets shaders share data efficiently between invocations even faster than using workgroup memory in compute, and can be used inside vertex/fragment shader as well.
Read more here: https://developer.chrome.com/blog/new-in-webgpu-134
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