mach-examples

Zig fits pretty naturally here too. We've got ~19 WebGPU examples[1] which use Dawn natively (no browser support yet), and we build it using Zig's build system so it 'just works' out of the box with zero fuss as long as you grab a recent Zig version[2]. No messing with cmake/ninja/depot_tools/etc. WASM support in Zig, Rust, and C++ is also not equal. C++ prefers Emscripten which reimplements parts of popular libraries like SDL, for me personally that feels a bit weird as I don't want my compiler implementing my libraries / changing how they behave. Rust I believe generally avoids emscripten(?), but Zig for sure lets me target WASM natively and compile C/C++ code to it using the LLVM backend and soon the custom Zig compiler backend. [1] https://github.com/hexops/mach-examples [2] https://github.com/hexops/mach#supported-zig-version

This is very welcome and a long time coming! If you're eager to learn WebGPU, consider checking out Mach[0] which lets you develop with it natively using Zig today very easily. We aim to be a competitor-in-spirit to Unity/Unreal/Godot, but extremely modular. As part of that we have Mach core which just provides Window+Input+WebGPU and some ~19 standalone WebGPU examples[1]. Currently we only support native desktop platforms; but we're working towards browser support. WebGPU is very nice because it lets us target desktop+wasm+mobile for truly-cross-platform games & native applications. [0] https://github.com/hexops/mach [1] https://github.com/hexops/mach-examples/tree/main/core

links to the github examples are all busted: https://github.com/hexops/mach-examples/tree/main/cubemap also, for a cross-platform tool i expected that clicking the images would take me to live demos that work in a browser, not mp4 and png files.