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C++ style programming (something else than JavaScript) and WebDirectX... This doesn't sound like the portable, any-browser-on-any-platform experience that I wan
by hackermom 15y ago
C++ style programming (something else than JavaScript) and WebDirectX... This doesn't sound like the portable, any-browser-on-any-platform experience that I want HTML5 to truly be. There's something else to take note of here: HTML5 wasn't conceived with gaming in mind - but thanks to slick work by slick hackers, we have a lot of this already, and there will be a lot more. The question is if another in-browser language that isn't JavaScript, and another 3D API that isn't WebGL, will aid this rather than fragment it.
- fridek 15y agoWebDirectX was rather humorous thing, but the point is that if IE would support any API, we could write some wrapper and actually let things work. Now it's as you said, only hacking. There is not much money (equals manhours) involved when technology is not well supported.