Worrying about canvas graphic acceleration without having a standard canvas implementation may be jumping the gun a little, although traditionally that is how HTML has been advanced. Its a case of premature optimization, but then there is potential for payoff in being first to market with a winning strategy...
Lol. I don't hate Microsoft, just almost all of their software, and some of their past business decisions. But there are plenty of decent folks working there, including a few I know, that I don't hate.
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TLDR/W: Hardware accelerated IE9 HTML5 canvas beats non-hardware accelerated Chrome 6 development HTML5 canvas.
http://www.downloadsquad.com/2010/06/24/4-way-html5-speed-te...
It beat hardware accelerated chrome as well.
Firefox 3.7 actually came out on type by a bit in the end at a 1000 fish.
Too Long Didn't Read/Write?
Too long didn't read/watch, I'd guess.
too long didn't really want (?)
Worrying about canvas graphic acceleration without having a standard canvas implementation may be jumping the gun a little, although traditionally that is how HTML has been advanced. Its a case of premature optimization, but then there is potential for payoff in being first to market with a winning strategy...
^This. Hard to read a video, but I wasn't sure people would get TL:DW without actually going to the site, which would have made a TLDR unnecessary.
TLDR/W = I hate Microsoft because I think doing so makes me cool in this community and I will get freebie points for bashing them.
Lol. I don't hate Microsoft, just almost all of their software, and some of their past business decisions. But there are plenty of decent folks working there, including a few I know, that I don't hate.
Does Chrome have HW acceleration otherwise? Serious question.