Patrick is of course right here, macOS isn't quite like Flutter because it basically always texturizes, although ultimately this is under control of the program

Patrick is of course right here, macOS isn't quite like Flutter because it basically always texturizes, although ultimately this is under control of the programmers. And perhaps it would be more accurate to say Flutter follows the Web, as many of the team are former Chrome engineers, though I think they've tried to clean up a lot of the warty stuff. And absolutely, the idea of relying less on the compositor is not original to me, WebRender has similar goals, though I think I can make things performant, rich, and fairly simple by leveraging compute.