jamarante

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by jamarante 9y ago
As of right now there are no plans to integrate this app with others. Thank you for your feedback! Means a lot!
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by jamarante 9y ago
Haha no worries. Don't hold back on the feedback.
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by jamarante 9y ago
"I don't like being negative" That's fine that article was a good read. If you pay attention to how the breakpoint system works it allows your designs to be fluid. What I meant when I mentioned that text wrapping is cons
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by jamarante 9y ago
I agree, I've seen that showcase before and the demos look top notch.
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by jamarante 9y ago
1) The DOM is hidden and never rendered, plain HTML will only be rendered if the user does not allow Javascript to execute. 2) Yeah the scene graph would tell the renderer to only render the bare minimum with a clipping rectangle. Re-render
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by jamarante 9y ago
"but that's just my opinion", Good opinion regardless. To keep the line wrapping consistent with how the designer sees it in the application, wrapping is handled by the app itself, it doesn't rely on the text layout algo
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by jamarante 9y ago
Ouch! That hurts. I have been there too I know how it feels. Thanks for your feedback and support. Means a lot.
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by jamarante 9y ago
Aah! Reply link appeared. Lets use two applications that are out on the market as examples. Webflow: Produces good HTML and CSS but you still as the designer are expected to deal with ID's and classes directly. You also need to at leas
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by jamarante 9y ago
No problem!!! :D
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by jamarante 9y ago
I was referring to the app not the published web pages. Hehe
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by jamarante 9y ago
I agree.
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by jamarante 9y ago
Lol at the last statement. I've also worked with accessibility previously, I understand it takes a lot of fine tuning. Thanks for the feedback!
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by jamarante 9y ago
As of right now, no :(
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by jamarante 9y ago
Means a lot thanks!!!! <3
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by jamarante 9y ago
Thanks! :)
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by jamarante 9y ago
Yep.
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by jamarante 9y ago
I understand I used to believe this and I agree. But the designers you are referring to are a rarity. As someone who has been involved in the industry for a while I can tell you from personal experience that most designers (80% - 90%) do no
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by jamarante 9y ago
Thanks!
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by jamarante 9y ago
Please refer to the reply I gave afandian and let me know if you need something more specific.
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by jamarante 9y ago
Wow, these are some good questions. - "partially sighted users with screen-readers": For example, the final interface will expose a set of controls to set attributes that help screen readers do their jobs. The HTML structure is pr
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by jamarante 9y ago
Haha yup. The interface you are seeing now is not the final one, you can be sure that in the future the application is going to be using wasm. Just like the guys at Figma are doing.
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by jamarante 9y ago
Yeah to be honest, the demo is more of a vertical slice of the application itself. I still have not exposed that feature in the demo, it is like 80% finished. There is a HTML Export video that shows a demo of that feature.
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by jamarante 9y ago
Ah, have never seen this one before. Thanks!
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by jamarante 9y ago
As of right now the GUI you are looking at is built with HTML and CSS (later on this will change). But what renders the page in the application's canvas and the published webpages is all within the canvas element.
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Show HN: Moebius – HTML5 Canvas Drag and Drop Website Builder (macOS Alpha)(moebius.io)
50 points by jamarante 9y ago|55 comments
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by jamarante 11y ago
Thanks a lot for the feedback!!! :D Now for your questions... Web designers are the target market. Since last week I have been mailing web design blogs, bloggers, etc. Standard promo stuff. moebius.io uses conventional HTML+CSS code written
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by jamarante 11y ago
Home Page http://moebius.io Indiegogo (Preview) Campaign Link https://www.indiegogo.com/project/preview/240b4149 Demo Video Link https://vimeo.com/moebiusio/demo
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Ask HN: Feedback for App
1 points by jamarante 11y ago|3 comments