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by zhengkyl 1mo ago
Author here, thanks for posting this and glad people enjoyed reading. I did some editing and added a conclusion that boring QR codes are a better choice for real world use. Easier for users to understand and more reliable. These artistic de
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by zhengkyl 1y ago
I wrote a blog post about QR codes with an overview of image techniques like this and a bunch of links to different implementations if anyone would like to see more things like this. https://kylezhe.ng/posts/crafting_qr
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by zhengkyl 1y ago
In regards to developer experience, UnoCSS https://unocss.dev/ has a better implementation of tailwind for the JS ecosystem. It uses the build step so you can write code like hover:(bg-red-500 text-white font-bold) a
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by zhengkyl 2y ago
Thanks for trying it out! I definitely agree, the fancier it gets the harder it is to scan so these should not be used for real world stuff where reliability is important. I basically only tested these on my own phone, a pixel 7 with defaul
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by zhengkyl 2y ago
Yeah, there are a lot of annoying sites like that. Your site is cool, it's streamlined and has a easy to remember name and you made it (with a little help) which is great. It's hard to find, but here are two other generator sites
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by zhengkyl 2y ago
Did anyone else just watch the Veritasium video
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Show HN: qrframe – generate beautiful qr codes with javascript code(github.com)
401 points by zhengkyl 2y ago|79 comments
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Crafting QR codes: how they work and how to make 'em pretty(kylezhe.ng)
5 points by zhengkyl 2y ago|0 comments