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Cool, though I wonder if you could get away with compiling Quake to WASM and running it in Apple Watch's browser. Perhaps the FPS there would have been far too
by dom96 4y ago
Cool, though I wonder if you could get away with compiling Quake to WASM and running it in Apple Watch's browser. Perhaps the FPS there would have been far too poor.
- marcusjt 4y agoIt already exists, see http://www.quakejs.com/ http://www.quakejs.com/ I don't have an Apple Watch but it would be interesting to know what happens when you fire it up on one.
- myownclone 4y agoInteresting idea! Watch does not have system browser, there is kinda something like web view (I think) and also some browsers exist on App store, but integrating this with digital crown and gyro would be far harder. Also debugging would be pain. And most importantly, performance would be IMHO terrible. I haven't even though about using WASM, I prefer native code as much as possible. But WASM is actually cool technology in my book :-)
- dom96 4y agoYeah, you can get a web view by asking Siri to search for something. I was able to get my JS game (https://stardust.dev/ https://stardust.dev/) running on it[1], but it was pretty slow (though it's not particularly well optimised, nor does it use WASM). 1 - https://twitter.com/d0m96/status/1356670213090066432 https://twitter.com/d0m96/status/1356670213090066432