Show HN: FB hackathon HTML5 photo app, demoing in 2 hours
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#2you guys are awesome!
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#3If you have an Android device, we even support to take pictures from the browser
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#4Nothing is said for people with javascript disabled?
Edit: After enabling javascript, reloading resulted in being stuck on the loading screen. Had to hold control during refresh.
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#5Nothing is said for people with javascript disabled? Edit: After enabling javascript, reloading resulted in being stuck on the loading screen. Had to hold control during refresh.
it's a html5 mobile hackathon... worried about the demo mostly
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#6I don't get it... it's a loading screen with busted search? If you're going to stall users on a loading screen, maybe, somewhere, there could be an explanation of what we're waiting on... but I waited ten minutes, nothing happened, no explanation was given... moving on.
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#7I built something similar at a hackathon a little while back: http://www.pixelstir.com/
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#8Cool idea..doesn't work in Chrome though (latest Chrome 18 on 10.6) but worked great in Firefox
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#9Cool idea..doesn't work in Chrome though (latest Chrome 18 on 10.6) but worked great in Firefox
Did you update something? Works now!
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#10Nothing is said for people with javascript disabled? Edit: After enabling javascript, reloading resulted in being stuck on the loading screen. Had to hold control during refresh.
That's because nobody cares about people with Javascript disabled. Most analytics I've seen have them at It's equivalent to providing support for Netscape 4 users.