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Please remove the custom scrolling effect on your website. Ruins the examples.
Now I understand why I got many complaints about the speed. I believe I’ve fixed the issue. Thanks a lot for your feedback!
Does this really have no types? How can something like this be usable in 2024 with no types?
Not everybody cares about, uses or wants to use typescript.
- Super thin fonts on bright background makes the docs very hard to read.
- Inaccurate scrollbar that readjusts every time scrolling hits beyond the scrollbar indicates. E.g https://targetj.io/docs/timeLoop.html
Some fixes to consider other than scrolling mentioned: - Super thin fonts on bright background makes the docs very hard to read. - Inaccurate scrollbar that readjusts every time scrolling hits beyond the scrollbar indicates. E.g https://targetj.io/docs/timeLoop.html
- Make the demos and especially the demos editable.
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This is the first real data-point for me on HN for how the LLM rot is slowly spreading to the entirety of the web.
I think what I love most about websites is if they have extremely fancy animations which artificially delay actions and confuse the user. Really awesome to see people spending time, not on how information can be clearly and plainly communicated, but how to obfuscate that information and bury it under eye candy. Nothing upsets me more than a plain website, where nothing moves, unless I scroll, and clicking gets me to…
I think what I love most about websites is if they have extremely fancy animations which artificially delay actions and confuse the user. Really awesome to see people spending time, not on how information can be clearly and plainly communicated, but how to obfuscate that information and bury it under eye candy. Nothing upsets me more than a plain website, where nothing moves, unless I scroll, and clicking gets me to…
Someone spend two years on something, something that could be very useful for someone. Your comment kind of shits on all of that without providing anything useful for the creator of this tool, or anyone else.
I think what I love most about websites is if they have extremely fancy animations which artificially delay actions and confuse the user. Really awesome to see people spending time, not on how information can be clearly and plainly communicated, but how to obfuscate that information and bury it under eye candy. Nothing upsets me more than a plain website, where nothing moves, unless I scroll, and clicking gets me to…
From the Hackernews guidelines: "Please don't sneer, including at the rest of the community." Someone spend two years on something, something that could be very useful for someone. Your comment kind of shits on all of that without providing anything useful for the creator of this tool, or anyone else.
Of course I do realize that this might be hurtful to the individual who has spent time on this, but that doesn't change my opinion one bit. Animations on the web are already overused, having a framework dedicated to making them even more overused will make websites even worse. I absolutely think that OP should spend his time on something else.
Chrome mobile BTW.