WebFPGA: Program FPGAs from Your Browser via Kickstarter
WebFPGA is a rapid FPGA development system that lets you program FPGA boards directly from a web browser using its Web IDE. The project, currently on Kickstarter, offers a command-line flow for Linux users via IceStorm or cloud synthesis, along with documentation, a support forum, and user demos like an LED binary counter. It aims to lower the barrier to FPGA development by removing the need for local toolchains.
Purchase a board below and use our Web IDE to program your FPGA device!
- zamadatix
(2019). What's the latest on sub-$100 FPGAs this decade, anything significantly better than the Mojo I picked up back in 2013 to tinker with?
- eqvinox
Or, how about you just run the FPGA toolchain on WASM:
('mad propz' to Catherine/whitequark)
- dunlin
Browser-based FPGA tooling is super interesting. Could really lower the barrier for hobbyists, or just make demos much more accessible.
- paaloeye
Outside of hello worlds, I’m always struggling to find a use case for such small boards. Any ideas?
- bywater
Using something like this for quick prototyping or educational demos would be super handy. Beats installing all the heavy tools.