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> So if AMP forbids things that aren't fast Right Now, you're freezing the state of the platform forever until vendors get around to improving features nobody u
by pcwalton 10y ago
> So if AMP forbids things that aren't fast Right Now, you're freezing the state of the platform forever until vendors get around to improving features nobody uses... and then you have to wait until every vendor ships the optimized implementation before anyone can use it in AMP.
Agreed that AMP is the wrong approach. But I think it's not that difficult in terms of programmer-months to fix the rasterization problems. You just need the right design as opposed to '90s style imperative APIs.