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Hot-Reload Your CRA React Apps and Comps Together with Yarn Workspaces Monorepo(github.com)
1 points by f1lt3r 7y ago|0 comments
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by f1lt3r 10y ago
HORRAY! You can use a Chrome extension to put the font back :) https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/the-old-github-fon... https://github.com/rreusser/the-old-github-font
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by f1lt3r 10y ago
Yeah, the new font is HORRIBLE!! I have to move back from the screen about 12 inches to read it without my eyes hurting. Way too wide!
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by f1lt3r 16y ago
Yeah but those companies, Coca Cola etc, can only pay as long as Twitter have the user-base. And if the adverts cause users to go visit the site less, then their revenue stream from advertising would shrink. Would they put averts in the Dev
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by f1lt3r 16y ago
What is the actual issue? What is the technical problem that Twitter are actually facing? Does it simply come down to something like processing power?
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by f1lt3r 16y ago
It's amazing to have watched Twitter grow in the last four years. Now people even tweet from space. I think with regards to the architecture, it's not an old problem, and there are existing solutions from much larger entities. If they had t
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Awesome Twitter Visualization with Processing.js(9elements.com)
6 points by f1lt3r 17y ago|0 comments
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Javascript Audio Interface - A Flashless HTML5 Player(hyper-metrix.com)
1 points by f1lt3r 17y ago|0 comments
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Agreed. Mozilla are also doing their part with FireFox, they have something called "35 Days" coming up to co-inside with the public release of 3.5, which is packed with juicy HTML5 goodness. I think Microsoft are badly hurting from the thei
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Yeah they do a lot of stuff. I think the reason people feel they don't is that their coming and goings are largely enveloped behind the green paper curtain. They do put things out there more than people give them credit for, but we are ofte
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
I Disagree. I just got back from the Microsoft offices at Boston, and my personal hunch is that Silverlight is being primed for slick one-web device integration. While that may be possible to achieve with numerous languages, the people who
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Microsoft are officially doing "lots of stuff" re: the HTML5 Canvas.(processingjs.org)
13 points by f1lt3r 17y ago|20 comments
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
You bid on the job. Eh? ;)
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Box2D Physics Engine in Processing.js(processingjs.org)
1 points by f1lt3r 17y ago|0 comments
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Well someone requested it as a demo because they are creating an interactive canvas program in which the text being displayed will change every time the script is run. Obviously that makes using images impossible. With regards to using imag
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Ironically showing the url in the browsers status bar is automatically disabled in Firefox because for goatseed reasons.
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
When you talk about shifting the rights problem one step further away, I wonder what exactly you mean? Surely the issue is the same regardless of the application layer in which the font's path data is being presented? The only issue being o
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Changed the example (and updated processing.js) to include mouseClicked().
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Updated this.
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
It was not intended to be a solution to text on the canvas for anyone but people using the Processing.js language. There are already great tools for TTF rendering for websites like Cufon.
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Well it really is designed as a low-barrier language. It doesn't have all the shortcuts you'd see in a low-level language. Even though you can use JavaScript in Processing.js, I usually try to make sure my examples run in the Native Java ap
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
True, good point.
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
What are you getting at exactly? The code in the demo script or the code in the library?
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Easy enough to make it work for iPhone though, if that's what you are trying to do.
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
It was not meant to behave like text as such. It was a quick before-breakfast response to someone's "how-to" request. Processing.js is a visualization language, not a replacement for browser technology, apologies to those who were expecting
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Processing.js: How to create links with Custom fonts(processingjs.org)
26 points by f1lt3r 17y ago|20 comments
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Microsoft to Implement HTML5 Canvas?(processingjs.org)
12 points by f1lt3r 17y ago|14 comments
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
I mean TrueType fonts of course :P
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
File size of a Processing.js compared to a Java app is generally smaller. I did a quick test and got 22kb overhead with the JS version and 233kb overhead with the Java Applet, that's WITH the library included. More details here: http://pro
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by f1lt3r 17y ago
Processing.js now supports Ture Type Fonts: http://processingjs.org/source/ttf-pfonts/ttf-pfont-pjs.html

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