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Web Development as Commodity? – Web Testing and Development Flat-rates
(position-fixed.com)
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dherken
12y ago
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Show HN: Effortless Validate Website Layout Changes (interesting API)
(url2picture.com)
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12y ago
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dherken
12y ago
Thanks!
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dherken
12y ago
Unfortunately I cannot add the link now ... But we'll make do :-)
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dherken
12y ago
Thanks! The link is: http://www.browserstage.com
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dherken
12y ago
Thank you very much for the feedback! Very good and true points indeed!
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Ask HN: Review my startup browserstage.com
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12y ago
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4 Steps To Improve Perceived Performance of your Web Applications
(browseemall.com)
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12y ago
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Internet Explorer 11: The First Web Developer Review
(cross-browser.org)
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13y ago
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Learn the Basics of Cross-Browser Development
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dherken
13y ago
All 5 pages render fine on IE 5 (I cannot read the text though). Only baidu gives me a JS error message, but seems to work regardless...
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dherken
13y ago
This would be fun, I'll try to get Netscape Navigator 4.5 and AOL Explorer 1.? running...
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Popular Websites Displayed in IE 5
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13y ago
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dherken
13y ago
There is no coming back your employees will leave promptly.
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dherken
14y ago
You're right, I've added both to our bug list. Thanks for pointing that out!
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dherken
14y ago
I've added this to the to-do list...
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dherken
14y ago
It runs a full blown browser in the background so it should handle most things you can throw at it.
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dherken
14y ago
Thanks for pointing that out! I'll look into that!
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14y ago
Oh quite different: Mostly it's used to create images inside reports or to display thumbnails for the user. The Full-Page Screenshots is the main selling point at the moment...
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dherken
14y ago
Yes it uses webkit, and regarding reliability... It currently runs smoothly despite the hacker news traffic increase ;-)
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dherken
14y ago
You can specify the viewport size. For example the smashing magazine using 1024x768 viewport: http://www.url2picture.com/Picture/Png/?apikey=6101EE5C99B14... And using 400x400 viewport: http://www.url2picture.com/Picture/Png/?apikey=6101
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dherken
14y ago
Thats a great project, but I would need to host it myself somewhere?
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dherken
14y ago
Yes it does. See this example of the nytimes: http://url2picture.com/Picture/Png/?apikey=6101EE5C99B145ECB... Of course there are limits to this as some websites have "endless" scrolling (like pintrest)
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dherken
14y ago
Sure you could, but then why would one go through all the hassle just to get a (probably already cached) screenshot?
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dherken
14y ago
What exactly do you mean?
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dherken
14y ago
You can find the Pricing on the Signup-Page: http://url2picture.com/Account/Register
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Show HN: Embed Full-Page Screenshots in any Blog / App / Whatever
(url2picture.com)
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14y ago
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Web Developer News: Opera goes Webkit, Firefox 19, Chrome 25
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14y ago
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Web Development Can Be Art - Literally
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Show HN: Great NetArt Project
(oneyouneed.de)
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14y ago
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