very cool! if you're exploring wasm for graphics, take a look at Wander- lets you create and execute "renderlets" — portable modules containing graphics data and code compiled to wasm https://github.com/renderlet/wander
while it's true that wasm was originally designed to run primarily on the cpu(e.g., executed in a sandboxed environment on the main thread, which is generally managed by the cpu), the assumption that wasm only runs on the cpu might be becoming a bit dated. esp. as a result of webgpu and frameworks mentioned above, wasm is increasingly capable of executing on the gpu imho.
I wanted something that can run everywhere and WebGPU support is still behind some flags in Firefox and Safari I think, but I'm pretty excited about trying that as well.
This is great! If you're looking for ideas on how to extend it, I'd love to be able to play with some of the parameters, or have presets to pick from. At some point I tried spinning it like a pizza dough but obviously these are way too liquid for that
Very nice! Took me a while to realise it has mouse based gravity but very good! (I clicked directly on the link on a mobile device without checking here)
