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Looks nice, I may use them. I noticed in the docs you said they are great for desktop, mobile, or (emphasized) "IoT devices with limited resources". These run
by watty 10y ago
Looks nice, I may use them.
I noticed in the docs you said they are great for desktop, mobile, or (emphasized) "IoT devices with limited resources". These run on the client side which means they won't typically run on IoT devices unless I'm missing something. What does it have to do with IoT?
- Pigo 10y agoThey might mean for use in something that's built on Electron or another cross platform desktop library built with js.
- askmike 10y agoI guess the author is talking about the small codebase, which means every IoT device that has some kind of webinterface has to store and serve less data (library is 10kb gzipped, while a high level chart library like d3 is 77kb). At least in the case where you don't serve libraries from a CDN..
- Mikhus 10y agoExactly, that was I meant :)
- detaro 10y agoMaybe that client-rendering doesn't put load on the IoT device serving the page (vs. e.g. rendering an image on it and serving that)