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thomasikzelf
4y ago
Document fragments are like transactions for the DOM. Alternatively you could just learn which Dom operations force a layout shift and batch those.
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thomasikzelf
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Let's call it vdata. Data diffing instead of DOM diffing.
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5y ago
This is my interactive digital resumé website. https://thomaswelter.nl
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> can you move into an if/while if it's not already selected? Sorry I meant the condition of while, for and if. > hmm, that's working for me, does anything at all happen when you drop it? Now that I try it again it seem
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Interesting blog! Bank transfers using the same bank are free here. Even the most used payment method used here in the Netherlands is pretty cheap (Ideal). But the question is if this can be scaled to a global scale. A lot of parties have t
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Some feedback on the actual implementation: - I cannot reach inside if and while statements using tree mode - It is not clear which lines are available for refactorings - dragging a line reveals "+ If" and "+ else if" un
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Yes and of course regular online payments such as visa or ideal (cheap payments in the Netherlands) also solve that. Global payments and handling taxes could still be cheaper and easier though. I see crypto having a small chance of succeedi
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> Unless they can do it for roughly half the cost of what we have now, it doesn't have a lot of practical value. And there's nothing stopping Visa from implementing something similar. I agree with this. And that is probably wha
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I Agree that the situation in Europe is not too bad. Still I can see a situation where some cryptocurrency pushes transaction prices down for regular payments (maybe without handling fraud, because it is a smaller problem with smaller trans
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Crypto needs to solve a problem. I think cryptocurrencies should focus on making a cheap currency that people can actually use. requirements: - low transaction costs - low volatility - many places where you can pay with it - sec
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I think you need to scale your canvas by window.devicePixelRatio for higher density screens. Anyway I am receiving an error on page load: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'watch') under platform.jso
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5y ago
It is interesting though, what happens if you put so much data into a blockchain. I guess only a couple of nodes would want to verify the validity of the chain (because you need all the data to do it). And would those nodes really be more l
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This is a shortcoming of many flash like tools that export to the web (such as unity or adobe animate). I am trying to solve this with https://moos.app It automatically works on all screen dimensions but is not as powerful as f
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5y ago
You can find a bunch of examples here: https://lottiefiles.com/featured
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Thank you for your message :-). Can you tell me in which ways you think Hype is more mature? My app does not currently allow importing JSON, that is something on the roadmap. It does however allow you to send values to your project dynamica
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Yeah you are right, there is no perfect alignment. I also agree that the usage based pricing from AWS is different from my hourly pricing (hourly being a subset of usage based). I've never seen hourly based pricing being used for tools
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you're right it's.... special. Let me give you my thought process: - One time pricing can be a real hurdle for users to pay upfront. Remember adobe costing a lot of money up front. The upside is that after this initial huge hu
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Yes a previous version was built on canvas2D. For simple things such as a couple of objects moving across the screen it works great. As soon as you start to do fullscreen "camera" movements performance starts to suffer. All images
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This is actually a great example. Wick editor is an awesome tool but it needs a lot of work to become the go-to tool for creators. You can see that the Patreon now pulls in 147 euro p/m, not enough to sustain someone working on it. It&
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Thank you both for the feedback, I appreciate it. If you want to see what is shown in the screenshot you can go to https://playground.moos.app/#!example-skada
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I never used it. It looks like people mainly used it for animations, I am not sure what kind of interactivity it allowed. It seems that the program didn't support actionscript. If somebody wants to do animation and then export it to a
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I never used tumult but I think these are the differences: - Moos.app has built-in "behaviors" that are sort of a template for interactions. For example the scroller behavior allows you to put text next to your visuals, when t
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Flash also took interactivity to the next level back in it's day. There is still adobe animate (which is the flash editor) but it does not adapt to screen sizes and you quickly need to drop down into code. I'm hoping to build a to
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Thanks for the heads up. I test on browser stack and it seems to be working there. The videos are AVIF or MP4 and there are definitively problems with AVIF implementations. For example in Edge AVIF would not play but it would also not fallb
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Hello Hacker News, founder here. I'm very excited about this startup. One feature of this tool that I am particularly excited about which I think people here will appreciate is the way expressions are implemented. Expressions are fully
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Show HN: Moos.app – Interactive animated experiences for the web
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Your example above is maybe a good example why we do want range deletes, among other operations. In my view the problem is matching the semantics of the CRDT library to the semantics of the problem domain. Having more options always makes t
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We are almost there, for lists and structs there are CDRT's but a move operation across the data structure is missing. Martin Kleppman (from automerge) talks about this in his talk "CRDTs: the hard parts"[0]. I also think a r
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I really like that this allows people to finally break free from the box design and try something new. Of course there will be challenges like accessibility along the way but those can be solved. I just happened to launch a similar product
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I tried this but it rules out doing antialiasing in the fragment shader.
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