I’ve been working on an application that takes advantage of the marriage between Famo.us and Angular as of late. It’s a simple mobile app that pulls information from the Pokemon database using their API.
I love high performance JavaScript, and have faith that others will finally come around and understand its true potential someday too. Famo.us allows you to maintain a silky smooth 60 Frames Per Second while having fluid animations on screen. Famo.us does this by utilizing the CSS3 primitive -webkit-transform: matrix3d, which lets the framework compute the composite matrix and skip the browser’s renderer. No plug-in, no download, no hack. By appending this to each DIV, developers can render the composite matrix and go straight to the GPU.
I go more in depth when discussing the ins-and-outs of Famo.us in an earlier blog post. Thanks again to Zack Brown for all of your assistance with this!
Still to do:
- Create a ManifoldJS version which points back to the site hosted at: http://famous-angular-pokemon.azurewebsites.net/app/#/
- Create a Cordova version for iOS and Android
GitHub + ReadME
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