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No, it's because Applets, like Flash, are a narrow, specific, proprietary setting. Nobody has ever questioned that Java can handle something like that. The int
by dRother 16y ago
No, it's because Applets, like Flash, are a narrow, specific, proprietary setting. Nobody has ever questioned that Java can handle something like that.
The interesting part here is that it is showing that browsers and JavaScript, with a very different approach than Flash or Java, can now handle this sort of computationally intensive, graphics intensive application without any OS-specific plugins.
- elblanco 16y ago> computationally intensive, graphics intensive application Wake me up when that means something from only 5 years ago and not 20.
- someperson 16y agoI suspect a pure Javascript Gameboy Advance emulator is not too far off :P