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I would have to read it to see what you mean. I cannot imagine a world in which the normal way of doing immediate mode graphics was more efficient than retained
by jb1991 4y ago
I would have to read it to see what you mean. I cannot imagine a world in which the normal way of doing immediate mode graphics was more efficient than retained mode.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 4y agoI'm trying hard to find the link, but I'm struggling, sorry. During my researching, a lot of posts point out that "innediate mode" refers to the API, not the implementation, and that React is effectively a hack to obtain an immediate mode gui on top of retained mode. Doesn't say anything about performance, just that the implementation behind the scene can retain state to save battery