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This is very interesting from a technical perspective. Its all being done with js and xhr requests. Its powered by Seadragon( http://seadragon.com/developer/ ht
by geuis 16y ago
This is very interesting from a technical perspective. Its all being done with js and xhr requests. Its powered by Seadragon( http://seadragon.com/developer/ http://seadragon.com/developer/ ) and apparently Zoom.it is just a new rename.
- alanh 16y agoCareful. It’s not just a rename. It’s quite possibly the first evidence that Microsoft can actually release a useful, minimalistic, non-Passport-requiring, tiny, beautiful, non-.aspx-exposing, cross-browser web service. :)
- eagleal 16y agoSomething like this would be quite useful with a real-time source/feed of images/video. Or connect remotely to your home camera and spy on your neighborhood. Seriously though, there should exist an implementation like this (at least from security firms or NSA/CIA).
- thingsinjars 16y agoAs far as I remember, Microsoft moved continued development of Seadragon AJAX from the Live Labs team to the ASP.NET team last year. It's interesting to see Live Labs continuing on the consumer side.