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It appears that it is specifically converting to SVG (+ javascript animation), given the speaker’s comments about how high-res (not PNG or <video>) and not comp
by alanh 16y ago
It appears that it is specifically converting to SVG (+ javascript animation), given the speaker’s comments about how high-res (not PNG or <video>) and not computationally expensive (not <canvas>) the exported graphics are.
- cosgroveb 16y agoYeah. I originally put "HTML5" in scare-quotes in the submission title for this reason. It seems like anything sweet we can make our browsers these days inevitably gets labeled "HTML5" even if it's not!
- seanalltogether 16y agoSame thing happened when "AJAX" came to mean any kind of dynamic webpages. People like having these big bucket reference points in technology.