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Wasn't this first seen on Apple's website for the iPhone 5 animations? Now this company is selling software to reproduce this effect for $9.99? I haven't check
by RKearney 14y ago
Wasn't this first seen on Apple's website for the iPhone 5 animations? Now this company is selling software to reproduce this effect for $9.99?
I haven't checked yet, but I wonder how much of the JavaScript output by this app is identical to what Apple wrote.
- cmcfadden 14y agoThe blog post acknowledges that the inspiration for the app was the Apple site (and a post on HN). None of the code is shared with their implementation (and all Phosphor's javascript is under MIT license, https://github.com/mikewoodworth/phosphorframework https://github.com/mikewoodworth/phosphorframework), and the Phosphor encoder itself is far more space-efficient than whatever toolset Apple is using internally.
- nthitz 14y agoThe acknowledge Apple did this first a few times in the post...
- mxxx 14y agoliterally on the first line. XD
- tylerhall 14y ago$9.99 for an encoder that let's me autoplay animations cross browser and on mobile? Sold!
- dinkumthinkum 14y agoI'm not sure what you're trying to say ... Are you upset by the capitalism or what, exactly? Need + ProuctThatSolvesNeed => Profit seems like a good plan to me. If you think it is just plagiarism ... that's a big accusation/assumption.