What is troubling about AR/MR which I feel a lot of people overlook is the limited FOV. From the demo videos shown by Magic Leap (and Hololens) on YouTube it feels as if the entire FOV is available, which is barely the case - the Hololens has an FOV of 120x120 and Magic Leap is said to have a lower angle than that.
Verge covered Hololens and they mention [1] the FOV as a limitation.
Oops I thought you meant within the HTML file itself.
CSS means "Cascading Stylesheets"
Using the framework the developer does not have write CSS.
What you pointed out is the "style" attribute.
Obviously the engine has to use the "style" attribute to communicate to the browser about the positions and remaining computed style properties.
Hey,
The CSS in markup is only for the TodoMVC demo. It contains styling of the placeholder psuedo selector, and inline styling of a link to override the default style of a link.
I stopped reading when this happened:
"It effectively skips the browsers rendering engine and instead uses its own more efficient rendering engine based on WebGL"
1: https://youtu.be/4p0BDw4VHNo?t=3m