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There is a very clear use case in the first sentence of their comment though? Unless your stance is that WebGL itself had no real use case, which is just silly
by filleduchaos 3y ago
There is a very clear use case in the first sentence of their comment though?
Unless your stance is that WebGL itself had no real use case, which is just silly.
- eschaton 3y agoWhy does a web page need GL?
- filleduchaos 3y agoI don't know, ask any online maps site. Or, say, literally any number of e-commerce sites that give the user an interactive and/or customisable view of products and not just static imagery. Or, say, any number of pages that embed complex data visualisations. "Why does a graphical UI platform need performant graphics" is an incredibly tautological question.