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Infinitecanvas
- kqr2 18y agoInfinite Canvas (after the term coined by Scott McCloud) allows you to create and/or view comics unconstrained by page boundaries (either physical or virtual). To view, hit the Next button in the lower right. You can also go to specific panels by clicking on them, or explore freely by dragging with your mouse and zooming with your mouse's scroll wheel. Scott McCloud mentions the infinite canvas in his TED talk. http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/scott_mccloud_on_comics.html http://www.ted.com/index.php/talks/scott_mccloud_on_comics.h...
- tlrobinson 18y agoA Microsoft project running on AppJet. Interesting.
- adatta02 18y agoPretty neat - according to the blog post (http://dragonosticism.wordpress.com/ http://dragonosticism.wordpress.com/) it isn't a Seadragon app though
- sharkbrainguy 18y agoOne of the coolest "features" of appjet, visible source. http://appjet.com/app/588101939/source http://appjet.com/app/588101939/source
- andr 18y agoThat would actually be a serious obstacle for commercial usage of AppJet.
- sharkbrainguy 18y agoShy guys can always host themselves and hide their source as much as they want. http://appjet.com/download http://appjet.com/download has all the software you need to have your own appjet server.
- ConradHex 18y agoDoesn't seem to have stopped Javascript from becoming popular...
- theblackbox 18y agoDoesn't Hell.com implement something like this? it seems similar in appearance, but I'm not well read on the code being used here or there. Just always liked the Hell.com FAQ, interesting format.