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in general a lot of dom-nodes can reduce performance and with canvas you have much more control over what and how things get rendered. I would assume this is al
by LorenzA 5y ago
in general a lot of dom-nodes can reduce performance and with canvas you have much more control over what and how things get rendered. I would assume this is also nothing new or "special" afaik google spreadsheets is using canvas for years under the hood with some dom for nicer ux
- zozbot234 5y ago"A lot of dom nodes" is not inherently problematic if you do not insist on twiddling them individually in a JS for-loop. Other than that, it's just HTML - and plain HTML/CSS rendering is blazing fast.