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Flutter is traditionally rendered with Skia, but they are current working on their own alternative: https://github.com/flutter/engine/tree/main/impeller
What sort of timeline, roughly speaking, until it's a bit more usable for early adopters? Mainly strokes, which the readme mentions is not usable yet. Doesn't need to fully render SVG but should generally support basic vector rendering. The readme also mentions it doesn't yet have "Automated layer ordering", what does that mean in more detail? Can you supply it a bunch of shape layers and have them drawn in order (painter's algorithm)? I'm looking forward to potentially using this in Graphite soon, either long-term or as a stopgap until Vello matures. Our project will soon be in need of a vector renderer, and preferably one that can work in the browser.
I just ran across COSMIC Text the other day.
The problem is rayon. There an experimental implementation for the web here, but it has to be explicitly used by the code, as far as I know.
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