sokmastr

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by sokmastr 2y ago
If the animation engine is capable of smoothly changing a value in JS, I think it would already integrate very well with Svader. The way the reactive rerendering works, is that every time a change in the input parameters is detected it queu
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by sokmastr 2y ago
Yeah, I've been made aware that the examples don't work on iOS. I'm guessing there's a single underlying error that's messing with the navigation etc. since I believe SvelteKit does some JS-based optimizations arou
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by sokmastr 2y ago
That's weird since this very much is a completely plain <ul>. What OS and browser are you using? Which example is slow?
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by sokmastr 2y ago
I haven't thought about it, but I'm open to the idea. What kind of animation engines do you have in mind? Yes, the absence of 3D is very much a choice. I believe this need is already covered pretty well by existing libraries like
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by sokmastr 2y ago
Talking about the slider specifically, I'm of course not advocating for going out and rewriting all sliders using shaders. This is just an example of a place where you can use a shader to create a cool, interactive visual effect. On th
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by sokmastr 2y ago
Really cool idea with doing it as a web component. There's also Pocket Shader which is pure JS: https://github.com/braebo/pocket-shader
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by sokmastr 2y ago
Strange. I'll have to look into this. Thanks for letting me know!
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by sokmastr 2y ago
Even the the example at svader.vercel.app/hello-world/webgl/? Testing on the Safari browsers is currently a TODO, and the library is in general still experimental when it comes to wider browser support, but I would have expec
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