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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Come on http://pixelscommander.com/polygon/htmlgl/demo/filters.html
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Browser rasterizes based on it`s assumptions and you cant control it completely which is a bottleneck for performance optimization. Also how would you apply displacement filter on that content?
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Thanks! We are working on improving responsiveness a bit. Will be better.
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Come on! We can do much more together =) Still so many WOW things to implement...
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
I would not expect any conflicts there since they are different canvases and textures uploaded just as files. You may ask mat@goodboydigital.com for more details.
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Nice, we may use it as a renderer for HTML GL. Shaders and fast rendering wirth it I believe. Try the demo in the bottom http://htmlgl.com/
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
It is already there https://www.chromeexperiments.com/webgl , but it starts to be even more exciting if you think about effects which could be applied to web sites and HTML content... Bumb mapping, reflections, motion blur,
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
It is basicaly not. Just converting HTML to texture with some tricky proxying. The reason is to be able to do that http://pixelscommander.com/polygon/htmlgl/demo/filters.html
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
It can be selected at same bounding box DOM node have and the selection will not be highlighted at the moment, but we will fix that.
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Render HTML via WebGL(github.com)
186 points by PixelsCommander 12y ago|110 comments
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The state of HTML content rasterization with JavaScript(pixelscommander.com)
7 points by PixelsCommander 12y ago|0 comments
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Do you mean F-35 project by saying JSF or this is a typo on JPL ?
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Yep, applying this restriction on functions is something I would avoid to suggest as they are a cornerstone of modern JS development. However another part of rule seems to be something to consider.
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Any help on making text better is appreciated. Blogspam... May be, but consider that PDF were published a long time ago and not that many Web people were interested until there came a way to use it in everyday practice.
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
This is the missing thing, will add. Thanks guys!
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
"focus on more extensive automated testing, focus on more profiling, and focus on general software engineering principles like single-responsibility and DRY" - this is exactly what was suggested in article. Except may be DRY which
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by PixelsCommander 12y ago
Done, thanks. Please, let me know if there are more typos / stylistic issues.
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Applying NASA coding standards to JavaScript(pixelscommander.com)
92 points by PixelsCommander 12y ago|62 comments
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Using React components just as HTML elements(pixelscommander.com)
1 points by PixelsCommander 12y ago|0 comments
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One world – one frontend or first flight instrument built with HTML(pixelscommander.com)
1 points by PixelsCommander 13y ago|0 comments