diff --git a/_docs/philosophy.md b/_docs/philosophy.md index 2b81042a..afb6e8c1 100644 --- a/_docs/philosophy.md +++ b/_docs/philosophy.md @@ -15,9 +15,9 @@ AsyncDisplayKit Nodes are a thread-safe abstraction layer over UIViews and CALay logo -You can access most view and layer properties when using nodes, the difference is that nodes are rendered concurrently by default, and measured and laid out asynchronously when used correctly! +You can access most view and layer properties when using nodes, the difference is that nodes are rendered concurrently by default, and measured and laid out asynchronously when used correctly! -Too see asynchronous performance gains in action, check out the `examples/ASDKgram` app which compares a UIKit-implemented social media feed with an ASDK-implemented social media feed! +Too see asynchronous performance gains in action, check out the `examples/ASDKgram` app which compares a UIKit-implemented social media feed with an ASDK-implemented social media feed! On an iPhone 6+, the performance may not be radically different, but on a 4S, the difference is dramatic! Which leads us to ASDK's next priority... @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ ASDK's performance gains allow you to easily design a great experience for every ASDK also strives to make the developer experience great - platform compatability: iOS & tvOS - language compatability: Objective-C & Swift -- requires fewer lines of code to build advanced apps (see `examples/ASDKgram` for a direct comparison of a UIKit implemention of an app vs. an equivalent ASDK implementation) +- requires fewer lines of code to build advanced apps (see `examples/ASDKgram` for a direct comparison of a UIKit implemention of an app vs. an equivalent ASDK implementation) - cleaner architecture patterns - robust code (some really brilliant minds have worked on this for 3+ years).