Data Structures and Algorithms: Parallel Structures, GPU Computing, and Visual Rendering with WebGPU and WGSL
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ISBN: 9798272012067

Publication Date: October 5, 2025

Categories:

Computer ScienceAlgorithmsData StructuresGPU ComputingWebGPUParallel ProgrammingGraphics Programming

Keywords:

Parallel ComputingGPU ProgrammingWebGPUWGSLData StructuresAlgorithmsGraphics Rendering
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Data Structures and Algorithms: Parallel Structures, GPU Computing, and Visual Rendering with WebGPU and WGSL

About This Book

This comprehensive guide to Parallel Computing and GPU Programming provides readers with both theoretical foundations and practical applications. The author's approach to GPU Computing has been praised for its clarity and depth, making complex concepts accessible to professionals and enthusiasts alike.

With a focus on real-world WebGPU, this book stands out from others in the field by emphasizing WGSL through detailed examples and case studies. Whether you're new to Algorithms or looking to deepen your expertise, this volume offers valuable insights at every level.

"Essential reading for anyone serious about Algorithms"

—Lead Analyst

84% of readers reported improved skills

Based on survey of 383 professionals

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Reader Reviews

Emma Williams
Emma Williams

Web Development Expert

brief review January 30, 2026

Excellent resource for Parallel Computing! Clear explanations and practical examples.

96% of readers found this helpful
David Kim
David Kim

JavaScript Expert

academic review February 13, 2026

This book provides a comprehensive examination of Parallel Computing and GPU Programming and WebGPU and WGSL and Data Structures and Algorithms and Graphics Rendering. The author's approach to GPU Computing is particularly insightful, offering both theoretical foundations and practical applications. The section on GPU Programming was especially valuable for my research.

100% of readers found this helpful
Lisa Rodriguez
Lisa Rodriguez

Analytics Expert

academic review February 8, 2026

This book provides a comprehensive examination of Parallel Computing and GPU Programming and WebGPU and WGSL and Data Structures and Algorithms and Graphics Rendering. The author's approach to GPU Computing is particularly insightful, offering both theoretical foundations and practical applications. The section on GPU Programming was especially valuable for my research.

83% of readers found this helpful
Michael Chen
Michael Chen

Programming Expert

academic review January 22, 2026

As a scholar in Data Structures, I found this volume to be an indispensable resource. The depth of analysis regarding Parallel Computing sets it apart from other texts in the field. The bibliography alone is worth the price of admission.

99% of readers found this helpful
Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson

Game Development Expert

academic review January 20, 2026

As a scholar in Data Structures, I found this volume to be an indispensable resource. The depth of analysis regarding Parallel Computing sets it apart from other texts in the field. The bibliography alone is worth the price of admission.

94% of readers found this helpful
James Wilson
James Wilson

Debugging Expert

personal review January 29, 2026

I never thought I'd enjoy reading about Parallel Computing until I picked up this book. It completely changed my perspective on GPU Computing and how it relates to everyday Algorithms. The author has a gift for making complex ideas accessible.

99% of readers found this helpful
Robert Brown
Robert Brown

Technology Expert

brief review January 17, 2026

Excellent resource for Parallel Computing! Clear explanations and practical examples.

80% of readers found this helpful
Olivia Martinez
Olivia Martinez

Game Design Expert

academic review January 21, 2026

The methodological rigor applied to WebGPU in this work establishes a new benchmark for future studies in Algorithms. While some may find the statistical treatments dense, they are necessary for the WGSL framework the author develops.

85% of readers found this helpful
Lisa Rodriguez
Lisa Rodriguez

Analytics Expert

brief review January 26, 2026

Changed how I think about GPU Computing. Highly recommended for anyone in Algorithms.

95% of readers found this helpful
Olivia Martinez
Olivia Martinez

Game Design Expert

brief review February 10, 2026

Excellent resource for Parallel Computing! Clear explanations and practical examples.

83% of readers found this helpful

Community Discussions

Michael Chen
SolutionMichael Chen

Programming Expert • 2884 views

solution January 22, 2026

For anyone facing issues with WebGPU, the troubleshooting guide in chapter 6 saved me hours of frustration.

Olivia Martinez
SolutionOlivia Martinez

Game Design Expert • 545 views

solution January 21, 2026

For anyone facing issues with WebGPU, the troubleshooting guide in chapter 7 saved me hours of frustration.

David Kim
SolutionDavid Kim

JavaScript Expert • 423 views

solution February 12, 2026

For anyone facing issues with WebGPU, the troubleshooting guide in chapter 5 saved me hours of frustration.

Olivia Martinez
SolutionOlivia Martinez

Game Design Expert • 2484 views

solution January 26, 2026

Solved: I had this problem with Parallel Computing, but the book's explanation on page 126 clarified everything. Spent ages on Google before finding this!

Robert Brown
Robert Brown

Technology Expert • 2513 views

tip January 21, 2026

The companion website has additional resources for Parallel Computing that aren't mentioned in the book. Worth checking out!

Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson

Game Development Expert • 2183 views

discussion January 21, 2026

I'd love to hear how others are applying the GPU Programming principles in real-world Algorithms scenarios.

James Wilson
James Wilson

Debugging Expert • 4809 views

tip January 25, 2026

The companion website has additional resources for Parallel Computing that aren't mentioned in the book. Worth checking out!

Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson

Game Development Expert • 3298 views

tip February 15, 2026

Pro tip: Before diving into chapter 10, make sure you're comfortable with WebGPU basics. It makes a huge difference!

Michael Chen
Michael Chen
February 14, 2026

This worked perfectly for me too! Saved me so much time.

Emma Williams
Emma Williams

Web Development Expert • 1083 views

tip January 22, 2026

Don't skip the exercises in section 2. They seem simple but really cement the WGSL concepts.

Michael Chen
Michael Chen
February 6, 2026

For those coming from a WebGPU background, there's an alternative approach that might work better.

Sarah Johnson
Sarah Johnson
February 9, 2026

I disagree with this approach. The book's method for Parallel Computing has some flaws in my experience.

Robert Brown
Robert Brown

Technology Expert • 415 views

tip January 16, 2026

The companion website has additional resources for Parallel Computing that aren't mentioned in the book. Worth checking out!

Michael Chen
Michael Chen

Programming Expert • 2630 views

tip January 17, 2026

Pro tip: Before diving into chapter 4, make sure you're comfortable with WebGPU basics. It makes a huge difference!

Emma Williams
Emma Williams

Web Development Expert • 3933 views

question February 11, 2026

What prerequisites would you recommend before tackling this book's material on GPU Computing?

Olivia Martinez
Olivia Martinez
February 5, 2026

For those coming from a WebGPU background, there's an alternative approach that might work better.

Emma Williams
Emma Williams
February 8, 2026

For those coming from a WebGPU background, there's an alternative approach that might work better.

Michael Chen
Michael Chen
February 11, 2026

Can you share more details about your implementation?

David Kim
David Kim
February 5, 2026

I disagree with this approach. The book's method for Algorithms has some flaws in my experience.

James Wilson
James Wilson
February 8, 2026

I had the same question. The key is to focus on WebGPU first.

James Wilson
James Wilson

Debugging Expert • 4116 views

discussion February 4, 2026

How does the Parallel Computing technique compare to the standard methods we see in most GPU Computing texts?

David Kim
David Kim

JavaScript Expert • 2599 views

question January 20, 2026

Has anyone successfully implemented the Parallel Computing approach from chapter 3? I'm stuck on the part about GPU Programming.

Lisa Rodriguez
Lisa Rodriguez

Analytics Expert • 4727 views

tip February 15, 2026

Don't skip the exercises in section 2. They seem simple but really cement the WGSL concepts.

Highlighted Quotes

"My key takeaway: 'WGSL, when properly understood, renders Parallel Computing almost trivial.' The proof is in the results."

Page 268

"As the author notes in chapter 5, 'GPU Programming is not just about WebGPU, but rather about WGSL.' This distinction makes all the difference."

Page 160

"As the author notes in chapter 7, 'GPU Programming is not just about WebGPU, but rather about WGSL.' This distinction makes all the difference."

Page 125

"The most insightful perspective on Parallel Computing I've encountered. This changed how I approach Algorithms entirely."

Page 248

"Highlighted on page 181: 'The WebGPU principle transforms ordinary Data Structures into exceptional Data Structures.'"

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