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It's similar to this implementation, and his source is available on Github[2] (written in Python).
[1] http://www.sublimetext.com/~jps/animated_gifs_the_hard_way.h...
Otherwise, awesome app. I can definitely see myself using this to add short videos to my designs.
Maybe this is a dumb question, but I'm probably not the only one wondering that: how do you capture the video from the iPhone screen in the first place? [Edit: oh, just realized you're probably just using the simulator?] Otherwise, awesome app. I can definitely see myself using this to add short videos to my designs.
Maybe this is a dumb question, but I'm probably not the only one wondering that: how do you capture the video from the iPhone screen in the first place? [Edit: oh, just realized you're probably just using the simulator?] Otherwise, awesome app. I can definitely see myself using this to add short videos to my designs.
Feedback: I didn't like that there isn't a nice way to put all of the Phosphorous code in a subfolder (warning my HTML isn't amazing, I do iOS.) without a find & replace and hunting for the things to change. Overall I'm a happy customer though! Good work guys.
Does it have an overlaid div fallback option?
-mike
Thanks! I've been debating doing something like this on one of my app pages. So I've gone and done it now: http://awesomeputioapp.com Feedback: I didn't like that there isn't a nice way to put all of the Phosphorous code in a subfolder (warning my HTML isn't amazing, I do iOS.) without a find & replace and hunting for the things to change. Overall I'm a happy customer though! Good work guys.
As for your composition, I took a look and the atlas images seem large compared to what we tend to see. Perhaps try turning down the quality slider in the main page - all that affects is the post encoding jpg compression. 60-80% tends to look good.
Thanks! I've been debating doing something like this on one of my app pages. So I've gone and done it now: http://awesomeputioapp.com Feedback: I didn't like that there isn't a nice way to put all of the Phosphorous code in a subfolder (warning my HTML isn't amazing, I do iOS.) without a find & replace and hunting for the things to change. Overall I'm a happy customer though! Good work guys.
I just took a look at the site, glad it's working for you! As for the moving, perhaps we should emit sample code with a location string you can fill with your path prefix? Sounds good to me. As for your composition, I took a look and the atlas images seem large compared to what we tend to see. Perhaps try turning down the quality slider in the main page - all that affects is the post encoding jpg compression. 60-80%…