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As far as I understand this, that demo will have no benefit whatsoever from the changes described in the article. Since it uses <canvas> with WebGL, it has alwa
by chronial 9y ago
As far as I understand this, that demo will have no benefit whatsoever from the changes described in the article. Since it uses <canvas> with WebGL, it has always done all its rendering on the GPU in a videogame style way – in any version of any browser.
- SomeCallMeTim 9y agoCorrect. But the idea is that WebRender uses the same (general) techniques that a game-engine like this would use to make web page renders happen faster.