I absolutely devoured this book - it felt like someone finally wrote the graphics book I’ve been waiting for. I’ve dabbled in shaders and toyed with WebGL before, but this hands-on approach made everything click in a way that felt empowering and honestly kind of magical. I loved how I could build something visual and interactive from scratch and actually understand what was happening under the hood. The way it walked me through 2D interfaces, 3D meshes, and even animation made me feel like I was crafting digital art with purpose. I didn’t expect to get emotional over GPU pipelines, but here we are. I genuinely felt like I leveled up, and I keep coming back to it whenever I want to feel inspired again.
I've been working my way through this book and honestly, it's been a great intro to WebGPU and WGSL. As someone who's still learning graphics programming, I really appreciate how it breaks things down. It doesn't assume you're an expert, but it also doesn't oversimplify-just the right balance.
The hands-on examples are super helpful. I've tried a few and they actually work, which is always a good sign. It covers a lot-2D, 3D, animation, even security stuff-and each chapter feels like it builds on the last without being too heavy.
It's one of those books that makes you want to keep experimenting. If you're curious about modern web graphics and want something practical and beginner-friendly, this is a solid pick.
I finished this book a little while ago, but only recently started to appreciate just how much valuable information it holds. At first, I was focused on getting through the chapters and trying out the examples. Now, going back and revisiting parts of it, I'm seeing how well it explains key concepts and how useful it is as a reference. It's packed with clear insights and practical details that make WebGPU and WGSL feel much more approachable. Definitely a hidden gem for anyone serious about modern graphics programming.
I bought this up on a whim and ended up totally hooked. It's hands-on, clear, and made WebGPU feel way less intimidating than I expected. If you're into graphics or just curious about modern rendering, this one's a surprisingly fun ride.