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I would argue that they should be. CSS is well understood by designers/programmers and doing animations all in JS is error prone and off course a CPU hog. Hardw
by swannodette 16y ago
I would argue that they should be. CSS is well understood by designers/programmers and doing animations all in JS is error prone and off course a CPU hog. Hardware acceleration is particularly important when you're talking about devices with underpowered CPUs (Android). On my iPad/iPhone CSS animations outperform JS animations by a ridiculous margin.
- cpr 16y agoJust to clarify, they do have the CSS-based animations, since they're WebKit-based, but they're just not hooked up to an underlying hardware-based implementation.