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GWT actually is great, especially if your app is big and there are more than one dev on a team
I know, I'm more concerned about the HTML side.
Show HN: A visual HTML5 animation editor in your browser
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#134This is amazing! Does it have facilities for frame-by-frame animation and onion-skinning?
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#135great find for me! i am in design/dev for the learning and development industry, so naturally many teams have strong backgrounds in Flash, and lately Adobe Edge Animate and Tumult Hype (even Google has thrown something into the ring). Literally the only thing I did to determine whether I would investigate Animatron further was opening it up and dropping some audio into the project, and seeing whether the waveform sho…
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I am serious about this. A lot of good stuff is written for Actionscript, all sorts of libraries etc., years worth of good work of many good people. It's just not fair to trash all that effort just because Apple has a tooth on Adobe. Even without rtmfp, or even without rtmp, that will be very valuable.
oh, well, I thought it was an irony :) anyway for now our plans in terms of flash do not go beyond exporting to swf.
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oh, well, I thought it was an irony :) anyway for now our plans in terms of flash do not go beyond exporting to swf.
Why don't add actionscript, at least with limitations?
and implementing flash model is a very serious undertaking.
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#138It's so refreshing to see a service that requires no signup. Normally a signup acts as a barrier to entry for me, especially when it requires a link to a social media identity. I'm going to have a play around now.
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#139Wow! I don't have any use for this right now, but I'm in awe! The landing page is beautiful and the video catching, registration is easy and the tutorial is great, color me impressed.
Couple points: I checked it on my mobile earlier, and the landing, although still pretty looking, doesn't scale responsively, having a pretty small HTC, it was kinda tedious to fiddle with scrolling left to right/ and which kinda made me forget about it until I noticed the thread again today. Anyway I understand that this wouldn't have been your focus, but maybe it will give you a small % boost :)
In any case, really well put together product, and although I will likely never have use for it myself I'm impressed
One other thing: The introduction video is really cute, and I love your original style and branding. But it hardly provided much information about your product imho, other than what I've already got from the text on your main page.
But maybe this is just a designer/programmer style discrepancy.
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Why don't add actionscript, at least with limitations?
supporting actionscript by itself without implementing the whole flash model does not make much sense. most of the existing actionscript code use it one way or another. and implementing flash model is a very serious undertaking.