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jawishhameed

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    Comment #40233461

    LottieFiles | https://lottiefiles.com | Full-time | Remote We are looking for 1) a highly skilled Graphics Engineer with a strong foundation in web-based graphics technologies such…

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    Comment #39936156

    Sorry, 16 Kb would be a dream for us but we aren't there! The Javascript for the play API and bindings for WASM is around 18 Kb now - but the WASM bundle that is then loaded is cur…

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    Comment #39936116

    > 1. What is the total weight of loaded resources? Current release clocks in at 326 Kb over the network, with brotli. We have been focussed on getting the functionality and have ye…

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    Comment #39932914

    We are loving it! Team picked up Rust and got started building productively in a few weeks.

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    Comment #39932721

    > What advantages does this have over the players from Airbnb? Those are still great alternatives! In the existing Airbnb suite of players, the implementations for web, iOS and And…

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    Show HN: DotLottie Player – A New Universal Lottie Player Built with Rust

    Hi HN, For the past few months we’ve been building dotlottie-rs, a new Lottie and dotLottie player that aims to run everywhere with smooth, high frame rate rendering and guarantee …

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    Comment #29641847

    For the vast majority of use cases, you could try using the jlottie player (15kb gzipped) instead of lottie-web. jlottie was built to support a limited set of Lottie features, base…

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    Comment #29641747

    That's a real pro-tip! Lottie animation JSONs are better left out of the bundling and loaded dynamically. We built dotLottie[1], a little superset encapsulation layer ontop of Lott…

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    Comment #29641680

    We have a plugin for Adobe Animate (formerly Adobe Flash Professional) that exports to Lottie, similar to the plugin for After Effects. It's pretty rough at the moment though with …

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    Comment #29641634

    We released a Lottie exporter plugin for Adobe Animate (currently available as an alpha release) so that all the skill and experience people had gained with Flash/Animate can be us…