High-level libraries like Three.js are great, but their abstractions bias your app toward a specific look. To build truly unique visual mechanics, you need to drop down to raw shaders. Iwo, lead developer of TypeGPU, will show how to write low-level GPU logic natively in TypeScript with strict type safety across the hardware boundary, and break down popular effects (rounded corners, edge detection, liquid glass, dithering) into reusable techniques.

Frameworks can use WebGPU today to improve the efficiency of rendering graphics or AI inference in cross-platform apps, but custom use cases often require interfacing directly with WebGPU. At Software Mansion, we are building a fully type-inferred library from the ground up called TypeGPU, which provides full access to the GPU through typed utilities.