Performances of kotlin.js are pretty cool: <http:/...
# javascriptg
gaetan
06/09/2017, 4:57 PMPerformances of kotlin.js are pretty cool: http://data2viz.io/dist/voronoiSphere.html
K 1
💎 1
👍 2
a
anton.bannykh
06/09/2017, 5:07 PMgaetan: Impressive! Actually not too shabby on Firefox either (at least on my machine) 😃
g
gaetan
06/09/2017, 5:08 PMThe number of points is growing until FPS is under 25.
gaetan
06/09/2017, 5:09 PMOn chrome I can go to more than 300 points.
a
anton.bannykh
06/09/2017, 5:10 PMOh I see. Yeah, Chrome wins hands down 😃
anton.bannykh
06/09/2017, 5:11 PMDid you test on Safari?
g
gaetan
06/09/2017, 5:13 PMIt’s good. A little better than on chrome !!
a
anton.bannykh
06/09/2017, 5:18 PMWow!
n
napperley
06/16/2017, 4:28 AMFPS on the ThinkCentre PC is below average (around 20 FPS). Running Chrome on Linux Mint 17.3 with proprietary Nvidia driver. With Firefox the average FPS is around 22.
g
gaetan
06/21/2017, 12:22 PMSorry, @napperley I missed your post. Every time FPS is upper than 25, the number of sites is growing (and so voronoi edges, delaunay triangles). Sometimes, FPS is up to 25 for a very short period, new sites are added and then FPS decreases. At the end, FPS is always a little bit under 25. So the number you should look at is the Number of points.
gaetan
06/21/2017, 12:24 PMOn my macbook pro 2013 and chrome, I have a little more than 330 points.
n
napperley
06/25/2017, 4:12 AMIn that case on the ThinkCentre PC it is around 237 points, and growing at a glacial pace.
6 Views