Android Performance Patterns: Why 60fps?

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When trying to build the most performant application possible, it’s important to know why so much effort and attention is built into the hardware, system, and APIs to target the “60fps” target. In this video Colt McAnlis walks you through how the human visual system works, and why 60 frames a second is the perfect target to shoot for to keep your users happy, and worry free.

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Android Performance Patterns
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fullname: Colt McAnlis
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