Show HN: Simple version control for designers
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#12Correct me if I'm wrong but this seems almost identical to the versions feature in os x lion. Won't this be somewhat obsolete when adobe starts supporting versions on lion?
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#13Should change the title to "Simple version control for Photoshop designers". The word Photoshop is not mentioned in your description too.
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#15Looking like a great MVP. I've just had a quick look at your demo video. 2 minor things struck me. 1) It's really blurry. Can I suggest you either re-encode it at a higher resolution, or perhaps record it on a smaller screen resolution (that way you can keep the file-size down, but can keep the bit-rate higher). 2) The timeline has no markers. It might be nice to add some little indicators to give the user a visual i…
Hi ollie, The video is a bit blurry, yes. For the moment, might be best to head over to vimeo and watch it in HD. We'll likely take another pass at the demo and address the quality issue. As for the timeline markers - if you hover over the timeline, you get a nice tooltip that indicates where you're scrubbing to in the file's history. It's still a first iteration, so we're open to suggestions if you have some input o…
I saw the hover effect. I was talking about something more like this. http://gyazo.com/9eeaf082b72b63cf020b8869ebad538d.png (Google Chrome's find feature).
Are the versions spaced along the timeline equally or by time apart?
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#16Should change the title to "Simple version control for Photoshop designers". The word Photoshop is not mentioned in your description too.
It's not just for Photoshop, though it is what we're launching with.
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#17Benefit over using Dropbox (which many people have to use for other files anyways)?
What about layering designer-specific functionality on top of dropbox? Use the Dropbox API, people sign up and tell you where in their Dropbox folder they store designs, and you provide specific functionality, like the ability to compare versions of a design in an intuitive way.
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#18Benefit over using Dropbox (which many people have to use for other files anyways)?
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