Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
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Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#2"It's developed to work well responsive sites, supporting all large mobile browsers"
So how does it perform on Opera Mini or the most widely used stock Android browsers? I didn't see them in the list of browsers this was tested on.
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#3"It's developed to work well responsive sites, supporting all large mobile browsers" So how does it perform on Opera Mini or the most widely used stock Android browsers? I didn't see them in the list of browsers this was tested on.
Well, Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events -- so that's a tough one. Opera Mobile on the other hands works fine, and it will be added to the list.
A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported, but I don't see the need to list all of them.
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#4"It's developed to work well responsive sites, supporting all large mobile browsers" So how does it perform on Opera Mini or the most widely used stock Android browsers? I didn't see them in the list of browsers this was tested on.
Well, Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events -- so that's a tough one. Opera Mobile on the other hands works fine, and it will be added to the list. A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported, but I don't see the need to list all of them.
"Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events"
Good to know. So we'll always need fallbacks.
"A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported"
Interesting, but what I'm getting at is: will this work for most Android users? 65% of Android devices have http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#5Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events -- so that's a tough one. Opera Mobile on the other hands works fine, and it will be added to the list. A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported, but I don't see the need to list all of them.
"Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events" Good to know. So we'll always need fallbacks. "A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported" Interesting, but what I'm getting at is: will this work for most Android users? 65% of Android devices have http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
It should work with the classic Android Browser, but unfortunately we haven't been able to test it fully yet (no such device)... Hopefully we'll have an older phone to test with on monday, and I will update the library or the list of supported browsers accordingly. :-)
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#6Earlier quoted context omitted.
Well, Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events -- so that's a tough one. Opera Mobile on the other hands works fine, and it will be added to the list. A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported, but I don't see the need to list all of them.
"Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events" Good to know. So we'll always need fallbacks. "A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported" Interesting, but what I'm getting at is: will this work for most Android users? 65% of Android devices have http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
If you are genuinely curious, then why not fire up an AVD instance and check it out for yourself? We are hackers after all..
To the OP.. I did just that for you, and it works as expected: http://imgur.com/a/YdRbO
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#7Earlier quoted context omitted.
"Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events" Good to know. So we'll always need fallbacks. "A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported" Interesting, but what I'm getting at is: will this work for most Android users? 65% of Android devices have http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
If you are genuinely curious , then why not fire up an AVD instance and check it out for yourself? We are hackers after all.. To the OP.. I did just that for you, and it works as expected: http://imgur.com/a/YdRbO
Thanks! That didn't even cross my mind, to use the emulator :-)
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#8Earlier quoted context omitted.
"Opera Mini doesn't even support touch events" Good to know. So we'll always need fallbacks. "A wide range of the browsers available on Android are supported" Interesting, but what I'm getting at is: will this work for most Android users? 65% of Android devices have http://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html
If you are genuinely curious , then why not fire up an AVD instance and check it out for yourself? We are hackers after all.. To the OP.. I did just that for you, and it works as expected: http://imgur.com/a/YdRbO
Cool, thanks a lot! That certainly makes it worthwhile to play with, I was looking for a small cross platform slider :).
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#9Awesome slider. Works nicely on Dolphin and Browser. How does this compare with DragDealer? http://code.ovidiu.ch/dragdealer/ Yours looks smoother, but it's too close to tell.
Re: Show HN: Swipr, a responsive, mobile friendly, javascript and CSS3 slider
#10Awesome slider. Works nicely on Dolphin and Browser. How does this compare with DragDealer? http://code.ovidiu.ch/dragdealer/ Yours looks smoother, but it's too close to tell.
I hadn't seen DragDealer before - looks awesome! But the use cases are maybe not comparable between it and Swipr, even though DragDealer has more functionality. I'd quess that you could get it to do what Swipr does!
However, DragDealer doesn't support IE10 Mobile - as most libraries don't. Which is one big reason why we decided to roll out our own library.