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Show HN: Hype Pro uses Matter.js for Physics animations without writing code(tumult.com)
12 points by tumultco 12y ago|1 comments
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by tumultco 12y ago
Interesting, I'm on the iPad mini 2 (the first retina mini). I'll have to dig up my iPad 3 and try. I've heard that the Air 2 is especially bad since Apple change the surface.
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by tumultco 12y ago
Of all the styli for the iPad, the Jot Touch 4 seems to be the best as far as accuracy. It is the only one I'd put in the "usable" category." Surprisingly the newer Jot Touch Pixelpoint is horrible compared to this (mis
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by tumultco 12y ago
When I was evaluating engines for Hype Pro's [1] physics system, I compared based on file size, commit/project activity, how easy it would be to modify and integrate, and the license (for obvious reasons). I looked at Matter.js,
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Show HN: Next-gen HTML5/animation app sneak peek (beta testers needed)(tumult.com)
10 points by tumultco 12y ago|0 comments
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by tumultco 12y ago
Thanks!! :)
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by tumultco 12y ago
Thanks! We get maybe 2-3 requests a week for Hype on Windows. My napkin math estimates of potential customers (those that don't write in or saw our FAQ, and then would go on to buy) shows this might lead to lower double-digit percent
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by tumultco 12y ago
One of the founders of Tumult Hype here -- When we started out Adobe was still sticking to their Flash guns. As HTML5 was the only method to make animated web content on iOS, it was clear someone needed to make tools aimed at graphic desig
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by tumultco 12y ago
Some path components are not made for humans, but many are. I regularly type in twitter.com/ and a user name or apple.com/ and a product. Or on GitHub I'll change the page number in the URL to advance 10 pages. Also, domain
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by tumultco 12y ago
I'm curious if there have been studies about people not caring about the URL or showing it is a more of a usability hinderance than help. I remember arguments about this back in the late 90s (some suggested VRML navigation as a soluti
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Tumult Hype 2.5 Brings Responsive Design to HTML5 Animations(blog.tumult.com)
17 points by tumultco 13y ago|0 comments
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Helvetica vs Arial - Discover the differences with this web app(blog.tumult.com)
1 points by tumultco 13y ago|0 comments
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by tumultco 13y ago
Thanks for reporting this; our site should be able to handle this amount of traffic no problem and the video loads pretty quickly for me. Where are you located and does the problem still happen? We've moved nearly all of our other vide
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by tumultco 13y ago
Google itself doesn't scare me; it is really just team vs. team. I think we've got the best product and engineering expertise for this market. Clearly I'm biased :) so I'd encourage anyone to try Tumult Hype and let us
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by tumultco 13y ago
Yes, we ultimately felt it was a fool's errand, especially because we're a startup with limited resources so we need to focus on the right problems. When we launched version 1.0 long ago it seemed like this wasn't necessary
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by tumultco 13y ago
That's the purpose of my startup :); we've been making an HTML5 animation tool for OS X for the last two years: http://tumult.com/hype/
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by tumultco 13y ago
It looks like this is based on the Ninja Authoring Tool which is an open source project, but also Google would have gotten as part of their acquisition of Motorola Mobility. http://arstechnica.com/information-technology&#x2F
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by tumultco 13y ago
This appears to be a fork of the Ninja Authoring Tool which was made by Motorola Mobility over a year ago as part of the Montage project. Now Google owns Motorola Mobility. http://arstechnica.com/information-technology&#x2F
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by tumultco 13y ago
Tumult Hype's exports are essentially 3 lines of HTML so it is easy to embed in other documents and output mostly takes the form of JSON animation data and a JavaScript runtime file. It isn't meant to be hand-edited or even read,
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Mobile Prototyping for iOS in Tumult Hype 2(blog.tumult.com)
2 points by tumultco 13y ago|0 comments
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by tumultco 13y ago
We're trying! http://tumult.com/hype/ :)
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Creative graphic designer wanted for HTML5 animation app, Tumult Hype (YC W11)(tumult.com)
1 points by tumultco 14y ago
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by tumultco 14y ago
We do distribute and sell independently of the Mac App Store, which allows us to offer trials, lets users to easily convert the trial to a licensed copy, and provide bulk or educational discounts. Even with that, ~80% of our revenue has co
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by tumultco 14y ago
I've shipped plenty of embarrassing bugs in my days! And, had I shipped a bug that likely has to do with escaping characters improperly, I too would have been embarrassed by it. But beyond that, as someone who spent many years dealing wit
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by tumultco 14y ago
We reported this to Apple (that's what the rdar:// link is for, to add to the Radar bug tracking system). The "embarrassing" perhaps stems from our frustration and months of dealing with similar issues, but is something that should have eas
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An Embarrassing Bug in Mac App Sandboxing(blog.jmfd.me)
72 points by tumultco 14y ago|33 comments
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Tumult Hype (YC W11) is looking for creative graphic designer with HTML5 chops(tumult.com)
1 points by tumultco 14y ago
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by tumultco 14y ago
There is a webkitTransitionEnd callback. But it alone isn't sufficient for complex animations that could be made with Tumult Hype.
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by tumultco 14y ago
I didn't go in with any assumptions. There's been lots of advice given that using transform:translate() is always the fastest path; the point of this was to measure and see. Also knowing something is faster isn't the same as knowing how
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by tumultco 14y ago
The quoted description sounds much like a horoscope, and I'm sure applies to many people who would not make great product managers. There's few ambitious people who don't want to own the product. However, if you do "naturally gravitate to

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