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and the idea is that users can call up useful features from third parties -- photo filters, language tools, ride-sharing services -- within the WeChat app As f
by a_c 10y ago
and the idea is that users can call up useful features from third parties -- photo filters, language tools, ride-sharing services -- within the WeChat app
As far as I can tell, the so called "Mini program" are just webpages? If so, how can it "call up useful features like photo filters"? One would need to
1. take a photo,
2. upload to website,
3. review the result and
4. Repeat 1-3 if result not satisfied?
Am I missing something here?
- philtar 10y agoFrom 1 to 3 is seamless.
- nneonneo 10y agoAlthough they might be webpages, they may have access to extra APIs via WeChat integration (the webview can expose additional functionality, for example). I imagine, for example, that an app like Meitu (a popular facelift/beauty app in China) could recreate their filters in WeChat with the help of a photo-choosing extension API.
- a_c 10y agoThanks for your suggestion. I misunderstood the meaning of filter in the article. I was thinking about the realtime effect as in Mac's photo booth.
- HappyTypist 10y agoWebRTC
- mcintyre1994 10y agoIs there a demo of Photo Booth in WebRTC? That'd be pretty cool!