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I'm implementing a Mandelbrot Set visualization using Rust with WebAssmbly, where my goal is to make it using multi-threading.
I've implemented the Mandelbrot Set both in Javascript (using Typescript) and in Rust single-threaded so far. I've made some benchmarks and the Rust implementation is about x17 time slower, and I'm completely lost here, I don't know why I'm getting this bad performance.
Here is the repo, at master the implementation that uses Rust, and in js-implementation the one with Rust.
https://github.com/DanielRamosAcosta/mandlerbot-set-webassembly
Thanks in advance.
Remember to use the --release flag when building.
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I am in initial stages of creating a public website with client-side rendering using AngularJS. I've read in many forms that dynamic generated content won't be indexed by Google. Is there any way to go forward without affecting search engine indexing and ranking or should I shift to the conventional development ?
My client want it to be done in AngularJS. So I just wanna make sure that there is no workaround before I start convincing them.
Googlebot can now process JavaScript so you don't need to do anything to make that content accessible to Google
You can also use a service like prerender.io or built your own pre-rendered version by using tools like PhantomJS.
Here is a nice article about AngularJS SEO with PhantomJS:
http://lawsonry.com/2014/05/diy-angularjs-seo-with-phantomjs-the-easy-way/
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I really like the look and feel of Google Keep web app keep.google.com
I was wondering if that's a publicly available toolkit (like bootstrap from twitter).
Yes, Google does have a toolkit available: https://developers.google.com/web/starter-kit/
I think I found the solution myself: https://github.com/google/web-starter-kit
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I search about protect my javascript code by changing his variable names (complicate the code lisibility like on jQuery).
i find jasob application and i like it because it change maximum variables compared with other system like jscompress
i want to create php code that can transform maximum of varibles and put the compared in database to reverse action, it's seems to be very difficult to do.
Can someone know a existant code like this have proposition to simplify?
protect my javascript code
I don't think that is practically possible. JavaScript is rendered on Client-Side, so no matter you do security, the JS files still going to be downloaded on the client-machine.
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Basically, I need to convert existing JavaScript code to flowcharts, I've tried using Code Visual to Flowchart but it doesnt produce the flow charts how I would like them to (just shows links to the different functions...
Whereas Visustin actually separates each function automatically.
Is there any free alternative or even a lesser expensive software?
I think converting the code unedited results is useless due to too much detail. I would suggest a different approach that yields very readable flowcharts. http://code2flow.com creates flowcharts from C-like (or Javascript-like) pseudo-code which can contain arbitrary natural language. Please note that I am directly involved with this solution. You should probably create a different flowchart for each important function in your code.
Sample flowchart (you may click to edit)
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Actually there are lots of JS/HTML 5 Game Engine/Frameworks. The lists are here. So I just want to know what framework must I use, considering:
Documentation and community must be good.
I have been using Corona (using Lua language), and I think if the design of framework is like Corona SDK, I think it will be easy for
me to understand.
Performance is optional, because the game I want to create is a simple game. Just using image/sprite and event touch.
If all you're looking for is something simple with Sprites and Events you could use LimeJS. It's a very well documented, nice framework. And easy to use, as well. It uses Python and Git for its framework downloads and updating of namespaces though, but it's all well explained and easy to install.
www.limejs.com