> JavaScript is fast because it is used by every person every day, so lots of smart people from big companies put lots of thought how to make it fast, and I still get a feeling of overwhelming anger when browsing the new web Reddit on a 4-years old phone. Godot is a game engine supported by a community (not big companies).
I'm glad to see that tools can exist in only one of 2 states, massive world wide adoption and support by big corporate, or a couple of devs screwing around. I wonder if it is possible for a tool to transcend this limitation?
If only there was a way for multiple people to use a tool, push for it, enhance it and for it's adoption to grow and spread to large pieces of the community eventually gaining corporate support. But nah, things like that don't happen. After all if there is one thing I've learned a scripting/game/animation engine that is easy enough to use and is flexible is something no one really needs anyone, a product like that would probably disappear in a FLASH, after all.
I'm glad to see that tools can exist in only one of 2 states, massive world wide adoption and support by big corporate, or a couple of devs screwing around. I wonder if it is possible for a tool to transcend this limitation?
If only there was a way for multiple people to use a tool, push for it, enhance it and for it's adoption to grow and spread to large pieces of the community eventually gaining corporate support. But nah, things like that don't happen. After all if there is one thing I've learned a scripting/game/animation engine that is easy enough to use and is flexible is something no one really needs anyone, a product like that would probably disappear in a FLASH, after all.