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OpenShaders is an open-source platform and registry for discovering, creating, publishing, and using shader code in websites. It is being built around a collection of WebGL and WebGPU shaders, a live editor for creating and collaborating on shaders, and ready-to-use React components and JavaScript modules, including a shadcn registry for installing shaders from a terminal. The platform is hosted at openshaders.com and is released under the MIT license; its full experience is still under development, while users can claim usernames, generate shaders, explore existing work, and copy shader code.
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A registry and development environment for shader code, with a live editor supporting WebGL and WebGPU. It also provides React components and JavaScript modules for integrating shaders into sites.
Developing shared web shader library intended to include a live editor, React and JavaScript components, and a terminal-installable drawing registry; its current function is allowing users to reserve a username for a personal shader.
A developing shared library and platform for web shaders. Planned features include a live editor, React and JavaScript components, and a drawing registry for terminal installation; the current version supports reserving a personal shader username.
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