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Great lib, I used it for http://nli-labs.net/jerusalem_maps/ http://nli-labs.net/jerusalem_maps/ and it worked beautifully, easily integrating with some other 3
by nir 13y ago
Great lib, I used it for http://nli-labs.net/jerusalem_maps/ http://nli-labs.net/jerusalem_maps/ and it worked beautifully, easily integrating with some other 3rd party JS libs.
(Source here, in case it's useful for anyone: https://github.com/nli-labs/jerusalem_maps https://github.com/nli-labs/jerusalem_maps )
- alexfringes 13y agoNice use of imageLens! I like this a lot. Seems like somebody should add an intelligent lazyload to timelineJS or jerusalem_maps at some point. Your project really tests the limits on that front.
- nir 13y agoThanks! I didn't get the part about lazy load - the images are pretty big, but only get loaded when you view them, isn't that what LL is about?
- alexfringes 13y agoI get this state for a while on a speedy connection and current machine: http://cl.ly/QbEs http://cl.ly/QbEs Chrome dev tools show a bunch of other images being loaded before the one that matters gets taken care of. (at 10s I get the image for the initial timeline point: http://cl.ly/QbZx http://cl.ly/QbZx and here is what's happening beforehand: http://cl.ly/Qbee http://cl.ly/Qbee) Looks like this is partially thumbnails (which take a while despite their small size - not sure what's going on here) plus some larger images that aren't the first timeline point's image.
- nir 13y agoGot it. Good catch, thanks! We put the site together pretty quickly, so left the images at their original, slower server. I need to move them to gh-pages and check performance again.