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Not to mention it has a JavaScript port that means it can work it browsers today.
by dahjelle 12y ago
Not to mention it has a JavaScript port that means it can work it browsers today.
- kzrdude 12y agoDoesn't a JavaScript implementation offset most of the performance benefits? Today we have browsers that are smart about when to cache the decoded image and when not, etc; does that have to be reimplemented in javascript?
- billconan 12y agoI have tried a dart webp decoder. it was so slow. decoding a small image (400*300) takes 300msecs.
- TD-Linux 12y agoThere is also a Javascript port of WebP decoding: http://webpjs.appspot.com/ http://webpjs.appspot.com/ As a bonus, you won't have to pay for a HEVC decoder license.