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For any blog post like this, the absolute first thing should be a demo. "Simple" and "fast" are claims that cant be verified by looking at code, and a demo is a
by grimtrigger 14y ago
For any blog post like this, the absolute first thing should be a demo. "Simple" and "fast" are claims that cant be verified by looking at code, and a demo is a primer that makes code easier to understand.
- amirnathoo 14y agoYou're right, you can see a simple transition here: http://jsfiddle.net/Fqbym/ http://jsfiddle.net/Fqbym/ You'd need to setup the Trigger.io build / test environment to see the full example code from the post used in a mobile app. Maybe next time we can show that to you in a screencast, we'll work on it.
- Malcx 14y agoThanks for the link but I think you're still missing it slightly. I'd like a url I can point my phone at to see the demo app running. Not a screencast as I can't gauge lag from that, but a functioning demo to play with. I want to be able to test on my phone to see it's "simple and fast" from the UX perspective before I'll investigate further.
- malandrew 14y agoIf I have to set up a Trigger.io build/test environment to see something used in a mobile app, it fails on being simple. I know it's your platform and all and you're trying to sell it, but entice me to use it with breadcrumbs in the form of progressively more advanced demos up until I need Trigger.io to see the most advanced demos. Is using/experimenting with Trigger.io as trivial as an apt-get or npm install?