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iPhones aren't simply faster at JS, they're faster at everything. Benchmarks run in the same app always come out drastically in the iPhone's favour. Granted,
by DanHulton 10y ago
iPhones aren't simply faster at JS, they're faster at everything. Benchmarks run in the same app always come out drastically in the iPhone's favour.
Granted, this isn't a strict apples-to-apples comparison, but the differences are so drastic and always in Apple's favour. That, combined with the actual, physical differences in speed of the processors on the phone itself, indicates that it's not just Safari.
- pjmlp 10y agoIt helps that they chose an AOT model, with languages that support value types. Also that even the bitcode model is compiled at the store, instead of frying eggs on the device. Doing real-time audio applications on Android is a pain, from the presentations I have watched, even with the NDK.