Basically. Although, any way you slice it you're going to want something (famo.us, some future alternative that uses the same same techniques or your own solut

Basically. Although, any way you slice it you're going to want something (famo.us, some future alternative that uses the same same techniques or your own solution that uses the same techniques), because letting the logic that manages opacity and 3D transforms to be mixed in with your app logic code is poor encapsulation. Honestly, it would be great if the browser makers realized the value of a low level scene graph API to permit people to create solid app-like experiences while also preserving semantic HTML structure within the leaves of the scene graph.