It uses NextJS for both FE and BE (therefore it's a bit slow: need to split out the DB api. An advice is welcome!) + RxJS for animations/resource management. I've described the idea and dev process here:
Thank you. Really nice, so you have built a programming language for generating gifs, that's nice, maybe you cold extend it to create meme-s. I see you are using a CSS grid, on smaller screen there is a horizontal scrollbar, because of the width of the images, the grid gains larger width than the screen, and a margin around the grid would help for the readability. A really nice project, a nice article, I wish the best, keep it up. 👏 your project reminds me this one sonic-pi.net/ it allows you to program your music
Woah, the project you linked, sonic-pi.net/, — this is super awesome!
Will look deeper into it!
Yep, mine is buggy here and there :) Will check the smaller screens and readability issues, thx!
The language is quite simple now, but I thought to extend it so users can interact with the scene/Emoji. To gamify it, you know.
Great design, Mark! I especially liked project/article badges style!
I've recently developed framd.cc:
It uses NextJS for both FE and BE (therefore it's a bit slow: need to split out the DB api. An advice is welcome!) + RxJS for animations/resource management. I've described the idea and dev process here:
Text to GIF animation — React Pet Project Devlog
Kostia Palchyk ・ Jun 17 ・ 6 min read
Thank you. Really nice, so you have built a programming language for generating gifs, that's nice, maybe you cold extend it to create meme-s. I see you are using a CSS grid, on smaller screen there is a horizontal scrollbar, because of the width of the images, the grid gains larger width than the screen, and a margin around the grid would help for the readability. A really nice project, a nice article, I wish the best, keep it up. 👏 your project reminds me this one sonic-pi.net/ it allows you to program your music
Woah, the project you linked, sonic-pi.net/, — this is super awesome!
Will look deeper into it!
Yep, mine is buggy here and there :) Will check the smaller screens and readability issues, thx!
The language is quite simple now, but I thought to extend it so users can interact with the scene/Emoji. To gamify it, you know.
Anyhow, thank you for the feedback, Mark!
No porblem, anytime!