My setup in this case is an iPhone 6, so it’s not like I’m banging tin cans together. :)
Is this another desktop only site? Whatever happened to mobile first? I feel like every article talking about web development says it’s critical to support phones, but no live demo ever actually does.
I was expecting a normal website with a list of features and stuff.
Instead I got a video that takes up the entire page of people looking overly happy for no reason telling me vague stuff about p5.
Also apparently I can go back to a specific time in the video or change the volume.
So I clicked the link to p5js.org and I finally get some text but there’s some kind of graphics demo background that made it very difficult to read the text.
So I guess I will try this out when I need to be too fancy as to destroy all useability on my website.
I recently discovered Processing (for those unfamiliar with it: it’s a programming language for non-technical people, originally on top of Java) through the on-device IDE for Android in the play store.
Pretty cool how it lets you quickly write a demo on a tablet and run it as a real app on the phone. It also has some logger/debugger callback thing it injects into the APK.
A loading spinner? (And yeah, I waited a while.)
It’s video of a person talking, composited on top of some interactive circles and sliders.
Super advanced technology. May be too advanced for your setup.
But you don’t miss much.
My setup in this case is an iPhone 6, so it’s not like I’m banging tin cans together. :)
Is this another desktop only site? Whatever happened to mobile first? I feel like every article talking about web development says it’s critical to support phones, but no live demo ever actually does.
Works fine for me on Android (both Firefox and Chrome).
That is pretty cool. Reminds me a lot of the demo Dan Ingalls gave at JSConf 2012: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTJRwKOFddc.
I was expecting a normal website with a list of features and stuff.
Instead I got a video that takes up the entire page of people looking overly happy for no reason telling me vague stuff about p5.
Also apparently I can go back to a specific time in the video or change the volume.
So I clicked the link to p5js.org and I finally get some text but there’s some kind of graphics demo background that made it very difficult to read the text.
So I guess I will try this out when I need to be too fancy as to destroy all useability on my website.
I recently discovered Processing (for those unfamiliar with it: it’s a programming language for non-technical people, originally on top of Java) through the on-device IDE for Android in the play store.
Pretty cool how it lets you quickly write a demo on a tablet and run it as a real app on the phone. It also has some logger/debugger callback thing it injects into the APK.