What is good for 3d games, 3d applications: C# WPF vs HTML/CSS/Javascript?

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I know there are lots of other stuff, but
we compare only the 2 ones, not other engines, only these 2 ones:

1. C# WPF.
2. HTML/CSS/Javascript.

What has higher render performance?

Posted 13-Jan-15 21:18pm

Ziya1995

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jan-15 3:22am

If you are looking for performance, you will loose with both these solutions...

Ziya1995 14-Jan-15 3:23am

I know, but as i said, we compare them.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jan-15 3:35am

Both for desktop development?

Ziya1995 14-Jan-15 3:38am

Both for Windows desktop, yes, WPF runs only on Windows by anyway.
And HTML/CSS/Javascript is hybrid on client side.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jan-15 3:45am

HTML as Windows 8 style HTML application?

Ziya1995 14-Jan-15 3:46am

I think no, normal html.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jan-15 3:50am

So the HTML game will run in a browser?

Ziya1995 14-Jan-15 4:09am

Yes, but hybrid on client side.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jan-15 4:10am

Hybrid?

Ziya1995 14-Jan-15 4:22am

Mistake, i mean on client side, to run on client side.

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 14-Jan-15 4:25am

That's not my problem - I do not understand the 'hybrid' here!

Ziya1995 14-Jan-15 4:43am

I mean to make html/css/js app and run it on client side on Windows like C# WPF app.

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Accepted Answer · 2015-01-13T22:58:00

I cite you here a answer from Georgi from Telerik:

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Both technologies (C#/XAML & HTML) perform close regarding UI responsiveness and performance. There are some slight differences but from our experience, making components for each platform, we may say that the differences are insignificant. With that said, it is up to you and your skills to choose the platform that you feel more comfortable with.

So if your choice is between WPF and HTML (and as noted both these options are second grade) than you should choose according your knowledge...
What may make HTML a favorite is that there are several 3D (JavaScript) engines that may help you start faster (I do not know a WPF specific engine of 3D)...