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In browser environments, the game loop is typically implemented via the requestAnimationFrame API, with the goal of completing all computations for one frame within approximately 16.67 milliseconds (60 frames per second).
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7/11/2026
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AI Coding in Practice: Generating a Minecraft Clone in 90 Minutes as LLMs Enter Project-Level Development
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