WebGPU API Games

About This Book

You like games do you? You want to write your own games? You're in the right place! Writing your own video game can be very rewarding - some may say even more rewarding than actually playing them! Starting of simple, learning the concepts, emulating simple retro games before elaborating and developing your own concept - so you can make bigger, better, cooler games of your own? This text is about writing games from the ground-up using JavaScript and WebGPU API for the web. Whether you're a curious beginner or a seasoned developer, this book will empower you to harness the true potential of WebGPU and web-games. Unleash your creative prowess, make informed decisions, and embark on a transformative journey into game development. The opportunities await—unlock the power of your imagination today through games!

Whether you're a beginner looking to learn the basics or an experienced professional seeking advanced knowledge, this book has something valuable to offer.

Key Features

• Comprehensive coverage of Books concepts
• Practical examples and real-world applications
• Step-by-step tutorials and exercises
• Written by industry experts
• Companion website with additional resources

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Quinn Hall

Knowledge Manager at NovaFlow Inc

This book changed my perspective on ai. Insightful. It made me reflect on so many aspects of my life. The writing style is warm and engaging. I couldn’t stop reading once I started. Everyone should read this at least once.

Parker Baker

Frontend Developer at ByteCraft

I absolutely loved this book! Deeply moving. It made me reflect on so many aspects of my life. I couldn’t stop reading once I started. Each chapter was a revelation. The writing style is warm and engaging. This is the kind of book that stays with you long after finishing. I’ve already recommended it to my entire friend group.

Sawyer Johnson

Professor at MIT

Alright, this book? Totally worth it—especially if you’re into webgpu. Cool. Honestly, I’d bring this on a weekend trip. The writer doesn’t overdo it—just solid points and good flow. It’s one of those reads you can chill with. Good one to keep around when you want something casual.