Show HN: Edit native mobile apps live without installing an SDK
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#3This is pretty neat although kinda laggy for me. How are you doing the phone emulation?
We've considered a couple solutions to the lag; the most promising one we've come up with is to use a different framebuffer protocol. It wouldn't necessarily fix the lag, but we could probably be a little smarter about how we update regions to make it feel smoother.
Regarding the phones: let's leave it at "chicanery." ;)
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#4Will bookmark and view later on a desktop though.
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#7Sounds interesting. Only problem is your site is quite difficult to use on a mobile. Will bookmark and view later on a desktop though.
We just added detection logic for mobile browsers. Feel free to view this on a desktop for the best user experience!
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#8Re: Show HN: Edit native mobile apps live without installing an SDK
#9This is pretty neat although kinda laggy for me. How are you doing the phone emulation?
Thanks! We've been working on this for a while. We've considered a couple solutions to the lag; the most promising one we've come up with is to use a different framebuffer protocol. It wouldn't necessarily fix the lag, but we could probably be a little smarter about how we update regions to make it feel smoother. Regarding the phones: let's leave it at "chicanery." ;)
regarding the streaming, I'm founder/ceo of appetize.io. Take a look at our demo at https://appetize.io/demo and lmk if you'd like to chat. Maybe there's something we can do together. john at appetize dot io
Cheers