I'm sure you'll have no problem finding a job now. Great work! Small thought - when you're moving an object, wouldn't it be logical to also allow for small step moves with the arrows?Now it will move the camera position.
Yup, > roadmap :)
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#52With the plethora of webGL, canvas, css3d apps out there, the exceptional feature of this app is the user experience and interface. Every click feels intuitive and snappy and if I want to complete an action, it feels seamless. Nice job, seriously keep up the good work.
Thanks. Making the UI was a big part of the fun.
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#53Julian, that's very, very impressive. How long did it take to get this together?
Hard to say, it was a side project I did in my spare time. All I know is that I started working on it 4 months ago, and spend my whole summer vacations working on it.
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#54Not compatible with Firefox. Too bad.
Seriously, it's just ridiculous. There is no legitimate reason whatsoever to make hard browser whitelist like that in 2013 -- without button like "use anyway" or something. It hard-blocks even the new Opera, while the new Opera uses the same exactly engine as Chrome. And you can't just simply spoof user agent in old-school way, no, it uses client-side detection, so you should make GreaseMonkey script just to run the app. On the other hand it doesn't warn Chrome users with HW-acceleration disabled, and just breaks. It's IE6 story all over again.
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#55I really love the hero unit. It's a great example of an animation that tells a short story, and gives you a feel for the app. First you see a flat rectangle with drag handles, which sets your expectation, 2D WYSIWYG editor. The rectangle animates into a 4 sided cube, 2D becomes 3D, it's a 3D tool. Then the cube breaks into 2 angle brackets, the output is just HTML and CSS. I'm left with a nice little feeling :) Aweso…
I had totally missed the fact that it ends as two angle brackets! Very smart logo and indeed very good way to introduce the product.
Me too, that's clever.
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#56amazing.
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#57A codepen demo I made to introduce Tridiv capabilities : http://codepen.io/juliangarnier/pen/hzDAF
Wow jaw drops. Will these animations work in Opera Mini?
(joke ;p)
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#58A codepen demo I made to introduce Tridiv capabilities : http://codepen.io/juliangarnier/pen/hzDAF
Holy moly. I'm going to throw this at anyone that doubts the capabilities of HTML5/CSS3
Please throw it at the vast majority of mobile (smartphone) browser developers while you're at it.
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#59Not compatible with Firefox. Too bad.
Seriously, it's just ridiculous. There is no legitimate reason whatsoever to make hard browser whitelist like that in 2013 -- without button like "use anyway" or something. It hard-blocks even the new Opera, while the new Opera uses the same exactly engine as Chrome. And you can't just simply spoof user agent in old-school way, no, it uses client-side detection, so you should make GreaseMonkey script just to run the…
You okay?
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#60Earlier quoted context omitted.
Holy moly. I'm going to throw this at anyone that doubts the capabilities of HTML5/CSS3
While it's possible, the output reminds me of code/application generators of the past. That (hopefully) means that as technology progresses, we'll get better abstractions. And then the cycle will repeat itself. :)
Can you cite some examples of these generators you speak of?