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neo.mjs description #5

Open tobiu opened 4 years ago

tobiu commented 4 years ago

Hi @michaelrambeau,

thank you very much for putting neo.mjs into the weekly highscore!

If I may add some feedback on how to improve the description:

  1. JS supports multi-threading, otherwise workers would not exist. Browsers use one thread by default though.
  2. The dist versions of neo.mjs can run in Firefox, Safari & Chrome (without the experimental flag). Please take a look at: https://neomjs.github.io/pages/ => scroll down to dist/development or dist/production
  3. The Chrome flag is only needed until Chrome version 80, which should get released in January. It already works without the flag in Chrome Canary.

Thank you in advance for updating the description and best regards, Tobias

tobiu commented 4 years ago

Firefox: Screenshot 2019-12-16 at 03 15 16

Safari: Screenshot 2019-12-16 at 03 15 56

michaelrambeau commented 4 years ago

Hello Tobias @tobiu I've just fixed the story of the week, could you please check again? https://weekly.bestofjs.org/issues/81 Sorry for the late answer, thank you!

tobiu commented 4 years ago

Hi Michael,

thanks for the change. Out of curiosity: how do you define "not production-ready"?

Your answer might influence the current roadmap.

Best regards and happy holidays, Tobias

michaelrambeau commented 4 years ago

Hello Tobias @tobiu , At the time I published the rankings, I thought I read it was not "production-ready" somewhere but I cannot find where it was, or maybe things have changed, anyway, I'm sorry, I'm going to update the content. To me it means it's still at an experimental stage and that the browser support may be limited.

michaelrambeau commented 4 years ago

It's fixed Tobias! Now I'm writing this week's story (number 82) and again Neo.mjs is the project "growing fast" number 1, good job!