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It would still be blocking the main thread if it was in-process? I'm not seeing the big deal here, at least if there's a 1:1 relationship of web views and the o
by 0x0 13y ago
It would still be blocking the main thread if it was in-process? I'm not seeing the big deal here, at least if there's a 1:1 relationship of web views and the out of process counterparts. And it's not like ios is running a lot of foreground apps simultaneously either.
Fair enough about the scrollviews, although maybe they could be proxied somehow.
- eridius 13y agoI suppose you're right in that my example of calculating pi only makes sense if you're sharing the web process with another app. But the real point, that I skipped to try and make what I thought was the more dramatic (but flawed) point, is that out-of-process requests have built-in latency that in-process requests don't. It's just plain bad design to have a synchronous API that talks to another process.
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