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Thank you for the extensive answer, as it is paid service, I would only suggest you pay a bit of money for someone on 99Design to fix your styles. I would love

Thank you for the extensive answer, as it is paid service, I would only suggest you pay a bit of money for someone on 99Design to fix your styles. I would love to read more about architecture but as it is commercial product, I understand that is kind of trade secret. How much time did you spend developing all this? And resource wise how hungry is it? (Servers, Memory, CPU...) Edit: Wait a sec, I just saw this is part of open source demo of ViewFinderJS, bit confused now, is it commercial or opensource? How do you prevent someone of other 8000ish will not create a bit same and steal your thunder so to say?

graderjs 5y ago
I agree about styles, thanks. Did not think of 99Design. Good idea! Much easier than me doing it :) Far better too, haha :) 2 years development in total so far. Not totally full time since roughly end of 2018 It's very resource lightweight for what it is. This is mainly due to how node and chrome work. When they don't do anything, they literally don't do anything. And chrome headless is normally pretty low CPU for everything. The node servers are very simple, there's not much that's thread blocking. It's a commercial service, but a couple of components are open-source. The browser you use in this demo and in the paid service is based on the ViewFinderJS open-source project, but it's more advanced, and is like the "pro" version of that.
- NiceWayToDoIT 5y ago
  It is nice idea, and there are ways how this can be used/monetized. Good luck I hope you make it!