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I’m conflicted. When the video is so long that waiting for it to restart is painful, I think that an actual video with pause/play/seek controls is preferred. At
by snazz 7y ago
I’m conflicted. When the video is so long that waiting for it to restart is painful, I think that an actual video with pause/play/seek controls is preferred. At the same time, it’s nice that it autoplays. For 100% text/CLI videos, I prefer Asciinema as it doesn’t involve downloading an 18MB GIF.
- mathieudutour 7y agoIndeed, I'd love GitHub to support video embed in the readme, but having to go to another page to see the video is a bit of a no-no for me... On twitter I did use a video instead of a gif: https://twitter.com/MathieuDutour/status/1134448154793914368 https://twitter.com/MathieuDutour/status/1134448154793914368
- snazz 7y agoMaybe a short GIF and a longer full video? I don’t know. This is all super off-topic anyway. I like the project very much.
- 0xffff2 7y agoAlternate POV: I hate gifs in readmes precisely because of the autoplays. I find it incredibly difficult to read a block of text when there's a gif moving around directly above/below it.