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Introduction It’s been exactly one year since GUIMark 2 was created and it seems the natives are growing restless. Over the past few years I have spoken with and worked with a few vendors about performance issues in web technologies. Most of this stuff usually stays pretty internal, but this time I’ve gotten a new request straight from Adobe’s QA team. Build a new version of GUIMark that’s more co
Posted by Sean Christmann Introduction Two years ago I had an itch that needed scratching. “RIA” was the future of the web and every major company seemed to have a solution to get us there. I developed the first version of GUIMark to not only get a good understanding of the respective technologies, but also to give my clients through EffectiveUI and everyone else something to actively gauge the re
I’ve been doing a bit of experimenting with the Canvas and Video tags in HTML5 lately, and found some cool features hiding in plain sight. One of those is the Canvas.drawImage() api call. Here is the description on the draft site. 3.10 Images To draw images onto the canvas, the drawImage method can be used. This method can be invoked with three different sets of arguments: drawImage(image, dx, dy)
Today we’re announcing the release of Adrift for iOS. I built this with some excellent design and sound work from Tack Mobile. You can play an online demo at http://www.playadrift.com and download the game from there. The game was built with Cocos2d for the phone, and the site is built using html5 technologies. I’m hoping to write up more posts soon discussing the code and process of building the
GUIMark 2 is out now! View the new tests here. Home | Detailed Analysis | Benchmark and Rendering Engine theory GUIMark is a benchmark test suite designed to compare the rendering systems of several popular UI runtimes. In general it should be able to give designers and developers a good indication of which technologies can draw complex interfaces at a smooth rate of motion. The test mostly addres
In 2005 Ted Patrick posted a great article on the frame execution model inside the Flash Player that he dubbed the ‘elastic racetrack‘. It’s served as a great reference for me over the years to help understand how code execution and rendering were balanced within the processing of a frame. Since the introduction of Flash Player 9 and the new AVM2, I’ve noticed a few changes to the elastic racetrac
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