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Next-Gen Browser GPU Compute Shaders, WGSL & Local LLM Acceleration

Explore CodingCat.dev hands-on courses, video lessons, podcast episodes, and technical deep-dive blog posts covering WebGPU: Next-Gen Browser GPU Compute Shaders, WGSL & Local LLM Acceleration.

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[Diagram Walkthrough]How WebGPU fits into a modern, type-safe full-stack production architecture on CodingCat.dev.
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Three.js & WebGPU in Production: Interactive 3D Mascots & Viewers
November 4, 2026
AstroThree.jsWebGPU

Three.js & WebGPU in Production: Interactive 3D Mascots & Viewers

Build our production `<Aj3dMascotViewer />` component in Astro and Three.js. Master GLTFLoader, studio rim lighting, clamped cursor pupil tracking, and deterministic `window.seek(t)` scrubbing.


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Alex Patterson and AJ the Cat demonstrating zero-backend client-side WebGPU RAG with OPFS vector storage
June 9, 2026
WebGPUTransformers.jsChrome+1

Zero-Backend Client-Side RAG in the Browser with WebGPU, Transformers.js, MediaPipe, and OPFS

Build a sub-10ms, offline-capable semantic search and RAG engine entirely inside the browser using WebGPU compute shaders, Transformers.js v3, Origin Private File System (OPFS) binary vector caching, and Chrome Built-in AI.

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