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Yes. Why not? HTML/CSS great (from the development POV) for UI, and I can always write the performance critical code in C and linked them to the electron HTML/C
by innocenat 6y ago
Yes. Why not? HTML/CSS great (from the development POV) for UI, and I can always write the performance critical code in C and linked them to the electron HTML/CSS frontend.
- saagarjha 6y agoPresumably, if copying some data between JavaScript and native code in a slightly roundabout way was an issue, you wouldn't run things through web technology in the first place…
- innocenat 6y agoIf you pass data with ArrayBuffer it's non-copying, so even large data is fine.
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