Use.GPU is in the alpha stage.
The goal is to have a viable 1.0 around the same time WebGPU becomes generally usable.
It also has first-class React support, in both directions. This is already working in @use-gpu/react.
Use.GPU aims to provide a decent baseline solution for:
✅ Plot - Drawing points, lines, polygons, surfaces
✅ GLTF - Standard PBR with texture maps and lighting
✅ Materials - Environment maps and custom surface shaders
✅ Voxel - .VOX loader and raytracer
✅ Data - Simple, chunked and composite data with auto-aggregation
✅ Sim - Kernel-based grid simulations
✅ Implicit - Contouring / Raymarching
✅ FX - First-class multi-pass effects pipeline
✅ 2D UI - Layout, rich text, SDF shapes, input events
✅ 3D UI - GPU picking, perspective transforms
✅ Present - Presentation slides
⏱ Map - Maps with 2D vector tiles
This also includes some typical conveniences from the React ecosystem (like a URL router).
The core set of user-space functionality lives under @use-gpu/workbench, but some of this may end up split into separate packages.