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This will require a change in the stick crate.

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The main goal of this library is to be portable, and when running in a web browser Rust only has access to HTTP through Javascript, so implement sending/receiving simple POST (update), GET (read), PUT (create), DELETE (delete) (unfortunately can't receive these messages on a web page, so probably support SSE as well). This should not be a full blown web-framework.

This would be nice to have at some time in the future, when more functionality exists.

Test with USB connection to an AVR chip.

This will require a change in the wavy crate.

A simple cargo check --all-features has been failing since 0.4.0, maybe change Travis configuration?

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This will require a change in the stick crate.

I haven't focused much on optimization yet. And, it is quite important. A simple-ish game I'm working on goes down to as low as 9FPS under Vulkan. I ran perf to find the problems. These functions seem to be taking up the most time:

• Vector::length
• awi::render::vulkan::renderer::draw_shape
• core::slice::sort_unstable

This seems to be related to a few algorithms I've come up with that need to get optimized.

1. Depth Sort - Opaque objects sorted front to back, alpha back to front. Should stop using Vector::length and rather the z value multiplied by rotation.
2. Batch Rendering of Shapes - Needs to be optimized to not re-bind the vertex buffer when the shape does not change
3. Matrix Transforms - Camera needs to be handled specially so not all shapes are updated one by one.

By fixing these algorithms I hope to run at least 60FPS on my laptop.

This will require a change in the wavy crate.

I'm trying to find a cross-platform crate to read fullhd webcam frames at 30fps.
On windows I'm using a custom version of escapi (hacked to support MJPEG decoding with the mozjpeg-sys crate), but I also want to support linux..

Any idea when this crate will support camera capture? :)