Last Updated: February 25, 2016
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· talltyler

Ejecta

Ejecta which enables you to write canvas based JavaScript applications that run in native iOS apps, is turning out to be a great way to write apps that also need to work in the browser. The canvas implementation is fast, the communication layer between JavaScript and Objective C is what it should be, and so far the memory management is looking pretty good. The project is still in development but it is a much better solution than using a standard WebUIView for applications with custom graphics.

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