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Posted Wed Oct 19, 2011

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Fabric Engine

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Fabric Engine brings compiled, multi-threaded performance to scripted languages like JavaScript, Ruby and Python. This means developers can take on bigger, computationally intensive problems and still use web languages to solve them, allowing CG-related applications that would otherwise be too slow to run in the browser (such as the Bullet physics browser implementation demoed by the developers). More at Fabric Engine's Vimeo channel and website.

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