That's a possibility, but it's further down the roadmap 👀

Yes, all props in Shaders are reactive state - they get transformed to uniforms and sent to the GPU without recompiling, so it's lightning fast. So just hook up audio input to a reactive prop in your framework of choice and use it to control any shader parameter.

The web can have a little WebGPU as a treat...

Shaders has had some incredible community feedback and support over the past week over on Twitter, with 2.8K+ on the waitlist so far and some killer early backers.

If you're not already on the list, grab your spot for early access. Invites going out in about 2 weeks time 😅

And here's a first look at the Design Editor 🔥 From blank canvas to interactive hero section in 2 minutes⏱️

I'm 5 hours late to the party, but that's fashionable right? 😎 Congrats to you and the Nuxt Lab team, it's always been amazing what you give to the community so I'm glad you've got an incredible backer to keep it rolling 🙌

Hi @johnathan.dev, the bug with reactivity in Svelte 5 props has been fixed. Please update to v1.3.1. Thanks!

Quick status update: I've done some review and found this only affects the Svelte 5 package. Should have a resolution shortly.

Ah okay, thanks for the repro. I'll take a look this afternoon and debug/patch.

Oh it sure is. This is girl #2 for us, our oldest is 5. Somehow, the newborn is easier ;)

Thanks! Yeah I have a ton of ideas for different shaders, so a long way to go, but no shortage of inspiration :)

Ombré is built with @threejs.org TSL, an awesome new way to write shaders for WebGPU + WebGL all in one🔥. I did a little write up about my experience with it: ombre-ui.com/building-cro...

Thanks, glad you like it 😁

I've been trying turbo recently and it works wonders, using Vite in each package to build.

Not going to lie, it took to a minute to get it setup the way I wanted, but now I have a solid pipeline for building full Vue, React and Svelte packages from a single core package. All type safe.

Certainly hope so lol

Thanks, she's my second little girl. I'm dangerously outnumbered.