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What do you think will be the performance implications of this? My gut feeling is that straight up C is going to be more performant than JavaScript of any varie
by farmdawgnation 13y ago
What do you think will be the performance implications of this? My gut feeling is that straight up C is going to be more performant than JavaScript of any variety, when both are done correctly.
Also, do you have any ideas yet about how plugins (e.g. flash, webex, etc) would be handled?
- spolu 13y ago- I still have many issues with the state of the first experiment, UI responsiveness is not one of them. The rest of the performance are native... so it seems it's just fine. HTML/JS served and communicating through web-sockets locally is pretty fast! - For the plugins, luckily, the Content API includes the Pepper Plugin API... so you can have flash (and the rest of the native plugins that work on chrome) out of the box for almost free.