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what's the drawback of enabling it all the time? why isn't this the default? if only the inner content of a canvas has changed (i.e. the size of the canvas has
by billconan 8y ago
what's the drawback of enabling it all the time? why isn't this the default?
if only the inner content of a canvas has changed (i.e. the size of the canvas hasn't changed), why do we still need to update the dom?
- tyingq 8y ago"There are two instances where you can cause flicker if you don't code correctly."
- z3t4 8y agoIve experimented with this in a 2d canvas app but did not notice any performance improvement, but did get some issues with the rendering.
- postalrat 8y agoLow latency doesn't imply overall performance. Maybe high high latency they can process things in batches for higher throughput.
- jdashg 8y agoThere's often dom objects placed on top of (or relative to) the canvas, such as for most map applications.