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My line of thought is that V8 is used in Node.js and in the browser, but 1 Gb is unlikely to be a problem for the browser any time soon, so it's really only a p
by andreyvit 15y ago
My line of thought is that V8 is used in Node.js and in the browser, but 1 Gb is unlikely to be a problem for the browser any time soon, so it's really only a problem for Node.js. Am I missing something?
- catch23 15y agoThe 1GB of today was the 128MB of yesterday. I'm guessing in a year or two, games implemented on webgl will be a step up from farmville and require more than 1GB of memory to run well. IE9 still has a chance to catch up if they end up becoming the goto browser for gaming. And technically the memory issue has already been resolved if you read the comments in the bug posting. The next GC release won't have any of these drawbacks. So really the problem is isolated to any node projects currently in production.