If IE10 supports hardware acceleration, CSS timelines, and a strong JS engine there is no reason why this couldn't work. JS owes some of its process problems to lower priority in the typical OS. What if JS had higher priority and it's own dedicated thread of CPU?
.NET developers shouldn't fear the future. They should be happy that, for once, their ecosystem may see a growth that actually works for them.
.NET developers shouldn't fear the future. They should be happy that, for once, their ecosystem may see a growth that actually works for them.