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I don't think there's that much to improve with current browsers anymore. 8 years ago maybe. Now you have web workers with shared memory, typed arrays, GPU acce
by touchpadder 7y ago
I don't think there's that much to improve with current browsers anymore. 8 years ago maybe. Now you have web workers with shared memory, typed arrays, GPU acceleration for canvas and CSS, web assembly with SIMD. It's already possible to utilise all the cores and GPU in 2D. Not even mentioning 3D WebGL and incoming WebGPU. Websites are fast enough already(with ad blocker).
- The_rationalist 7y agoI believe that document.write prevent a lot of parallelism. Also as always, SIMD are underutilized. There is also transactional memory, heterogeneous computing, SYCL, etc...
- touchpadder 7y agowhat do you mean document.write prevents parallelism? Who's using document.write for anything these days?
- The_rationalist 7y ago"Who's using document.write for anything these days?" It doesn't matter if anybody use it, someone could use it, as such browser must adapt to this possibility and be performance constrained. "what do you mean document.write prevents parallelism?" I don't remember the details but it force some critical browser operations to be sequential.