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.

Efficient 3D graphics in React Native is now possible thanks to WebGPU, and it’s an opportunity you don't want to miss. While you may think of GPU as something challenging to handle, WebGPU, combined with tools like Three.js, Reanimated, and Worklets, makes breaking limits and achieving previously impossible become a reality.

WebGPU isn’t just about graphic, offering great computational power that can handle even AI computations directly within your React Native app. Moreover the ecosystem is rapidly evolving with solutions like TypeGPU, which are designed to help you navigate and feel at home in this exciting new space. If you're constantly seeking opportunities to make your app stand out and offer an unmatched, unique experience for your users, then this talk is for you.

What if we stopped trying to make React the game engine and let it do what it does best? Konrad will build a small, purpose-built game engine with TypeScript, TypeGPU and WebGPU, wire it up to React using signals, and show it all running in Bone Tide, a real cross-platform game. Low-level control over rendering, with all the familiar React goodness for menus, HUDs and interfaces.

Could you access the Prisma client on the frontend - without revealing any environment variables? This talk goes into my experimentation with Object proxies and websockets, allowing a developer to access server-side objects on the client, with type-safety.

I'll walk through how the proxying works, the type-safety features, and everything else which makes the library works. http://rocketrpc.com

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Slides - https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_xc5f3ySrXpiLVQDZjG2lfZHRKbg9cN228MyQN_1h8I/edit?usp=sharing