CSS Paint API isn't new, yet it's still an experimental web API for extending browser’s rendering engine. Using worklets, you can define custom CSS functions for drawing backgrounds, borders, custom gradients etc., in other words, things you would not be able to do with a regular Canvas. In this talk, we’ll use CSS Paint API to recreate a Telegram-inspired spoiler animation. We will delve into the complexities related to the stateless nature of worklets, along with performance pros and cons.
A few facts about myself:
Based in Copenhagen (still, would love to visit Barcelona)
Talk Description
CSS Paint API isn't new, yet it's still an experimental web API for extending browser’s rendering engine. Using worklets, you can define custom CSS functions for drawing backgrounds, borders, custom gradients etc., in other words, things you would not be able to do with a regular Canvas. In this talk, we’ll use CSS Paint API to recreate a Telegram-inspired spoiler animation. We will delve into the complexities related to the stateless nature of worklets, along with performance pros and cons.
A few facts about myself:
Speaker Name
Alexey Taktarov
Speaker Position
Former Head of Engineering, founder at resume.io
Speaker LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/molefrog/
Speaker Twitter
https://twitter.com/mlfrg
Number of Talks Given Before
5+
Speaker Company Name
Unemployed
Speaker Company Website
https://molefrog.com
Speaker Company LinkedIn
https://www.linkedin.com/in/molefrog/
Speaker Company Twitter
https://twitter.com/mlfrg
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