Add Hardware Acceleration example to README #8
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This is great, thanks @zabojad. Would you please also add a short discussion on what actually realizes the hardware acceleration? (i.e. using translate3d rather than 2D translate. Is there more involved as well?) Then I'll merge this. |
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Done :)! And no there is nothing else than translate3d in this example that triggers the hardware acceleration. |
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Great, thanks for adding that. I'll merge it now and it will go out to npm with the next version release. |
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Hi there ! I think it would bring even more interest in this simple and nice react component if we show that hardware acceleration is easily possible... Nothing changed in the component itself, just a doc contribution ^^...