Hey, SVG is coming soon

The most feared thing during this time is that ie9 once again abandoned SVG. Fortunately, as we said a long time ago, the browser war will inevitably make these vendors not only care about their own commercial products.

 

To be honest, let's just talk about the browsing tools that ordinary people usually use, or as a runtime, the worst browser is FF now.

 

Other vendors may not be better at where to go. On Android, SVG is disabled during compilation. Why? WebKit rendering efficiency is too low.

 

Think about it. The Weakest OpenGL subset provides support for vector graphics, But they choose to give up rather than improve it.

 

Ie9 is still in its early stages. If it is truly powerful, it will further promote the acceleration and upgrade of all vendors.

 

All manufacturers' policies adopt security points. The so-called security points here are private standards to be pushed, but they do not want to fall behind in public standards.

 

But the final result may not be a joy, or even a few. The invisible hand is attached again.

 

C/C ++ is open standard. Java and. NET are semi-public or pseudo-public. Which direction will the remaining private standards Develop? In the end, it depends on the vitality.