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the biggest trade off is maintainability Are you getting code which any john developer can pick up and develop on, or is it something which requires knowing a
by hayksaakian 11y ago
the biggest trade off is maintainability
Are you getting code which any john developer can pick up and develop on, or is it something which requires knowing a special purpose programming language and corresponding frameworks?
From my point of view, I want to see a big company build a Canvas or WebGL UI that goes to thousands of people. We can speculate, but someone actually trying what you mention is the only way to find out if it works in the industry.
- kibibu 11y agoI'm curious how one would handle accessibility with a WebGL UI. Is generating a parallel vanilla-HTML version the only option? I suppose you could progressively enhance your HTML version to override certain DOM elements with WebGL UI, but I have no idea how modern screenreaders would handle it.
- sosborn 11y agoHere is one example: http://engineering.flipboard.com/2015/02/mobile-web/ http://engineering.flipboard.com/2015/02/mobile-web/