Google Cobalt VS Coherent GT

I'm surprised Netflix doesn't just use Cobalt like Youtube probably does, but it looks like they use their own internal thing called Gibbon. Source: about 2 years ago

The YouTube app on Apple TV is absolutely atrocious. I can’t believe either Apple or Google think it’s acceptable — it must be one of the most-used apps on tvOS, and is easily the worst I’ve ever come across. It seems to be built with Cobalt [1], so it’s basically HTML5, pretending to be a native app. A short list of flaws which have infuriated me for months: • Scrolling is completely broken. Scroll down a... - Source: Hacker News / over 2 years ago

Cobalt is this: https://cobalt.foo/. I believe that it practically replaces a browser and has small footprint, so you can use it to run web apps on devices that can't run Chrome and thus can't have PWAs via browser. Source: almost 3 years ago

Coherent Gameface: renders web stack inside the engine, so all the Web infrastructure is at our disposal. Source: 11 months ago

From what I've seen this is mostly done through integrating Coherent's tech, I recommend checking them out if you're not familiar with them: https://coherent-labs.com/products/coherent-gameface/. Source: about 1 year ago

You can use webdev for UI using coherent gameface. Source: over 1 year ago

A lot games nowadays use some form of HTML/CSS, have a look at Coherent Labs and their products [1] [1] https://coherent-labs.com/products/coherent-gameface/. - Source: Hacker News / almost 2 years ago

They made their own engine for the game which included https://coherent-labs.com/products/coherent-gameface/ that was incredibly new at the time and really poorly supported on the platform which broke Intel and Radeon graphics support (to this day). Source: over 2 years ago