BTW: I get much better fps with webpack-dev than budo.

[matt-erhart]

For webpack, I did move my shaders into separate files since glslify-loader doesn't seem to like using the inline glsl(``) style.

fps with budo is ~20-25, webpack is around 60.

[mattdesl]

That’s really odd - the bundler should have no impact on framerate or shader rendering performance. I’ve never seen or heard of this issue.

Do you have a test case I can try?

[matt-erhart]

My thoughts exactly. Makes no sense. Maybe some prod/dev env variable is being set somewhere? Don't have a test case I can share now, but it's basically just about 10k points being animated with regl and mix() in the shader. I push points off screen to hide them. I mainly want people who are getting a weirdly low fps in budo to try out webpack.

[MaxBittker]

I switched from webpack to budo recently and didn't perceive this. Until someone can reproduce it, should we close this?

[rreusser]

@MaxBittker Sounds good to me. Only thing I can imagine is that some dev/debug/env flag difference would trigger something, but nothing jumps out. I'm definitely interested in debugging/tracking down if it can be reproduced, but without a reproducible case, it's unfortunately just a wild good chase.