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If you like creating picture books (no ads, no account required) perhaps you also want to try out my MyPictureBooks app for android. https://play.google.com/st
by juliushuijnk 6y ago
If you like creating picture books (no ads, no account required) perhaps you also want to try out my MyPictureBooks app for android.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.juliushuijnk.tools.mypicturebooks https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.juliushuij...
Add text and audio to pictures and you can flip the pages. That's mostly it. I also provided a couple of books myself.
(update: removed multi-line question 'where are examples?')
- AgoRapide 6y agoAn online instance of AgoBrowse can be found here: http://vifero.no http://vifero.no
- juliushuijnk 6y agoThanks! Would it be wrong to say it's a slide show creator / viewer? Do you want to grow it into like a super simple Libre Office Impress ( https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/impress/ https://www.libreoffice.org/discover/impress/) / PowerPoint ? Or is your personal family use-case the main purpose. I don't fully understand the wiki like edit, but not sure I need to. Might be nice to add an index page on the space-bar press, where you have thumbnails of each slide to quickly jump to specific image.
- AgoRapide 6y agoSee my reply above about your Android App. I think I want vifero.no itself to be REALLY simple, so OOvsuOO's comment will always be relevant: "It's pretty cool! Looked at the examples and neat! No distractions that's what we need more in the web. NO ads and distractions."
- juliushuijnk 6y agoWe can agree on the ads part. What counts as a distraction vs a feature is depending on the use case and perhaps how your brain works. If you're trying to accomplish something like 'get quickly to that specific page', a way to quickly get to a list of thumbinals, to tap on it, would not be a distraction. But if those thumbnails are always visible when you are just viewing the page, then it becomes a distraction. If you have features that are perhaps hidden by default, but could be enabled in settings, you could allow the user to add the features they don't see as distractions.
- AgoRapide 6y agoI agree. I think that would be an app like yours :) My world is really about data structures. https://bitbucket.org/BjornErlingFloetten/ARCore https://bitbucket.org/BjornErlingFloetten/ARCore "A library for building data-oriented backend applications written with .NET Core / Standard." is what I really like to work with.
- juliushuijnk 6y ago"My world is really about data structures." Also good. I tend to take the perspective of features/impact to end users, so my feedback is about that. But great project to put your data driven back-end to a real use case as a way to learn and have fun with. Another project that is bit 'on pause' that's perhaps more in your corner, is my attempt to set up a search engine for all charities, based on open data. https://github.com/juliuszelf/global-charity-search-engine https://github.com/juliuszelf/global-charity-search-engine Challenge is not even so much gathering the data, but figuring out a use case to make such a search engine valuable to a specific set of users, so it will get used, get feedback and can grow.
- AgoRapide 6y ago"Test it out at: http://charitysearch.juliuszelf.nl http://charitysearch.juliuszelf.nl " That link does not work. DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN
- juliushuijnk 6y agoThanks! You can test it at: http://www.charitius.org/ http://www.charitius.org/ Fixed the url in Readme.
- AgoRapide 6y agoRegarding collaboration, the datastream is available like this: http://vifero.no/RQ/dt/bef/SELECT%20ToPropertyStream().json http://vifero.no/RQ/dt/bef/SELECT%20ToPropertyStream().json (all picture books with user id 'bef') Please feel free to incorporate this in your app.
- juliushuijnk 6y agoThanks. I theory I think I could write a parser that would allow my app to view/import books in your format. Does seem like a bit time consuming to do, but perhaps if there are many people using this format I can do that one day. My books export to a zip file that includes a json like that. Would probably make more sense if we both would parse to something more universally used (https://schema.org/Book https://schema.org/Book perhaps) and then perhaps more people would be able to use it.
- AgoRapide 6y agoI think it is easy enough as it is. In principle 'URL' is the only property needed, that is quite easy to implement a parser for. But, BTW, schema.org looks quite intriguing.