Aerotwist - The Anatomy of a Frame
I'm often asked by other developers about parts of the pixel workflow, and what fires when and why, so I figured it might be worth putting up a little reference for what's involved in shipping pixels to screen. Last updated: 15 Feb 2016 Est. Read Time: 10 min Share this: Twitter Tagged: #pixels Caveat: this is a Blink / Chrome view of the world. Most of the main thread tasks are "shared" in some f
Aerotwist - Pixels are expensive
How pixels get onto your users' screens is something you should know about. Not for the sake of knowing, but because in order to be effective as a modern web developer you're going to need to optimize for it. Last updated: 3 Jul 2014 Est. Read Time: 9 min Share this: Twitter Tagged: #perfmatters The other day I was reading through What Every Frontend Developer Should Know About Webpage Rendering a
Aerotwist - Poly Maker
See the experiment Synopsis When I designed the site I designed some low poly shapes for the blog. Obviously for the design I did them by hand, but I knew I wanted them to be generative in the final version. So when I was at a loose end on a trip to Mountain View (visiting the Google Mothership, for the lolz) I took a day out to create the requisite chunk of code. I wrote it as a prototype, you ca
Aerotwist - It should "just work"
The browser is an opaque box, yet we often have to optimize for implementation specifics. From vendor prefixes, to just plain weird code, developers all have to perform coding gymnastics to get their projects to play nicely on the myriad of browsers we have to support. Is that fair? Last updated: 26 Jun 2013 Est. Read Time: 6 min Share this: Twitter Tagged: #opinion Starter for Ten # I've had a co
Aerotwist - Making a 60fps Mobile App
One of the challenging parts of being in Developer Relations is staying relevant. You can track the bleeding edge of browsers, write all manner of blog posts and articles, you can go ahead and talk at conferences. The important thing is to actually try out your own advice before you give it. That's exactly what I did. Last updated: 2 Jul 2013 Est. Read Time: 8 min Share this: Twitter Tagged: #perf
Aerotwist - Reflections on Performance at Google I/O
I spent most of my time at Google I/O talking to developers about performance. It was a good few days, and those with whom I spoke were interesting, interested and came away with advice for profiling their sites. The thing I noticed most, however, was a skew. Last updated: 28 May 2013 Est. Read Time: 6 min Share this: Twitter Tagged: #perfmatters The Skew # Most of the conversations I had started
Aerotwist - On translate3d and layer creation hacks
Translate3d is often hailed as something of a silver bullet. In many cases it will drastically improve rendering performance in WebKit and Blink browsers like Chrome, Opera and Safari. Let's take a look at why it can improve rendering performance, and what we need to be careful of. Last updated: 27 Feb 2013 Est. Read Time: 6 min Share this: Twitter Tagged: #layers, #rendering, #hacks The "go faste
Aerotwist - Creating Particles with Three.js
## Introduction Hello again. So by now you’ve got started with Three.js. If you’ve not you might want to go back. Assuming you have you’re probably thinking that you’d like to do something with particles. Let’s face it, everyone loves particles. And wouldn’t you know it, you can create them very easily using Three.js! Creating a Particle System Three.js treats a particle system like any other prim
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