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That's a really nice animated GIF, with very little color and font degradation. I'd love to know how it was made. I have [a couple I made recently here]( http://robenkleene.github.io/2016/03/17/live-search/ ) using [gifify]( https://github.com/vvo/gifify ). Maybe it's just the color palette that makes it look better?
That's a really nice animated GIF, with very little color and font degradation. I'd love to know how it was made. I have [a couple I made recently here]( http://robenkleene.github.io/2016/03/17/live-search/ ) using [gifify]( https://github.com/vvo/gifify ). Maybe it's just the color palette that makes it look better?
That's a really nice animated GIF, with very little color and font degradation. I'd love to know how it was made. I have [a couple I made recently here]( http://robenkleene.github.io/2016/03/17/live-search/ ) using [gifify]( https://github.com/vvo/gifify ). Maybe it's just the color palette that makes it look better?
That's a really nice animated GIF, with very little color and font degradation. I'd love to know how it was made. I have [a couple I made recently here]( http://robenkleene.github.io/2016/03/17/live-search/ ) using [gifify]( https://github.com/vvo/gifify ). Maybe it's just the color palette that makes it look better?
The color palette size definitely plays a part, but the vast majority of degradation is the result of scaling down. This is what a gif looks like which was captured at HD (1280x720) and scaled down to 670x377
http://gitsense.github.io/images/realtime-blog/master.gif
The gif in GitHub's post hasn't been scaled down at all, which makes all the difference in the world.
This is awesome. I have a repo with only about 1k stars, so nowhere near the adoption of something like npm, etc. Even on my repo, I still regularly receive issues that say "it doesn't work. Why?" With no reproducable info. These will cut the time on asking for that info and give more time back to other users or the project itself.
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The implication here, isn't so much that what was created was new, it's "Would this feature had been created had somebody else not shown GitHub a better way?" Since the commit history for https://github.com/notwaldorf/github-canned-responses/commit... is fairly new, it's easy to believe this feature was in GitHub's pipeline for a while. If this wasn't the case, it can sting from a brand perception point of view. GitH…
I sincerely doubt much of their userbase will look at things so emotionally as to damage the company. Most of github seems to quietly continue ticking over no matter what the drama.
The reason why Enterprise sales cycles are so long, is because they want to make sure if they go with vendor X, they aren't shooting themselves in the foot in the long run. The trial period for the most part is risk assessment, because once you start building solutions around something, decoupling is extremely painful and risky.
Companies are desperately trying to get off ClearCase (million dollar licenses), but they can't because their existing build systems, verification, etc. are so integrated with it, that decoupling introduces too much down time risk.
If we found a situation where GitHub was constantly copying from Bitbucket or GitLab or who ever becomes the next thing, it's definitely going to introduce doubts about whether GitHub is the right choice for the long run.
Drama will not affect that web designer that is paying $7 a month for a hosting plan, but it will cause doubts for those looking to spend 10s of thousands a year.
That's a really nice animated GIF, with very little color and font degradation. I'd love to know how it was made. I have [a couple I made recently here]( http://robenkleene.github.io/2016/03/17/live-search/ ) using [gifify]( https://github.com/vvo/gifify ). Maybe it's just the color palette that makes it look better?
I know a lot of GitHubbers use http://www.cockos.com/licecap/ to make their GIFs
Now _this_ is the kind of feature that really, really, really helps me. This will make my life immediately, measurably better.
