AAA 3D graphics on the Web with ReactJS + BabylonJS + Unity3D
summary
Evolution Gaming builds a photorealistic WebGL game stack using ReactJS for UI and BabylonJS for 3D, tying the layers through Redux rather than a brittle declarative 3D wrapper; the core app is a production-grade roulette built by 20 people for almost two years and aims for 60 FPS. Performance is guarded by a continuous FPS benchmark (frame-drop counts, longest drop streak) and a Chrome extension that simulates low-end phones. Experiments with Unity stall on a ~20 MB runtime, while Unity Tiny 100–200 KB promises a feasible web runtime.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 14:00Lifecycle methods React Component vs ReduxMesh
- 19:11Continuous FPS benchmarking
- 20:41Reporting to Jenkins Benchmark plugin
- 24:27Evolution Gaming testing pipeline
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