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TL;DR the solution to HTML5 performance is to not use HTML5. They use JavaScript instead and get great results, but that's hardly fixing the problems of HTML5
by err4nt 13y ago
TL;DR the solution to HTML5 performance is to not use HTML5.
They use JavaScript instead and get great results, but that's hardly fixing the problems of HTML5 like the article made it out to be. HTML remains slow, they are just putting forward the idea that JAVASCRIPT apps may be as fast as native apps.
- arethuza 13y ago"HTML remains slow" Approaches to updating the DOM seem to be getting a lot smarter - tools like ractive.js are smart enough to make the smallest (fastest) changes to the DOM rather than the traditional deleting and recreating large chunks of the tree. Edit: React also has a virtual/shadow DOM for high performance updates.