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FAQ
Creating high performance JavaScript applications without the browser stack.
Yes
As of today, nidium runs on linux
and OSX
. The port to Android is still a work in progress. Windows port is in our top priority list.
Feel free to contact us if you need information on a specific platform.
Yes. nidium can be used as a foundation to build an engine on top of it (or use an existing one). You can for instance already seamlessly run ThreeJS or Phaser.io inside nidium.
Yes & No. Nidium has similarities with a browser, but it's definitely not a browser (No HTML)
nidium is not built on top of a browser or nodejs.
Both nidium and flash use vector graphics, but nidium is not a browser plugin. With nidium, you write application using JavaScript instead of ActionScript. And of course, it's open source :)
nidium lets you use plain JavaScript instead of C++ (though you can also write C++ modules in nidium).
At some point of nidium development we needed a very fast, low latency, robust server. As the core components were designed to be reused as a library, we naturally built a server version out of nidium.
Yes several. Nidium is built on top of SpiderMonkey and we're doing our best to follow their release.
Yes & No. Nidium has support for require()
but NodeJS API has not been ported to Nidium. So this means that any modules that use NodeJS specific API/features will not work.
Yes, but this is not yet_ on our top priority list.
Head over our IRC channel #nidium on freenode and come chat with us :)