Our past experiments demonstrated that there is no benefit to building a general purpose WebGL renderer for EaselJS. Modern canvas implementations already do a great job at rendering arbitrary 2D content on the GPU, and they use native code to do the heavy lifting. We’re not going to beat them in JS. However, it is possible to realize huge performance benefits with WebGL if you place appropriate r
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