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I'm loving that GIF Photobooth — could easily see that one tanking my productivity, haha! Gonna just have to save it for later. 🙂
It... takes four pictures and then doesn't really do anything with them. I'm not sure I understand kids these days.
Haha! Well, it does mostly what I'd expect a GIF Photobooth to do — but I could see a little creativity going a long way here. Would be fun to try and take your photos in such a way that they'd interact... maybe you could pass yourself something.
Oh wait.
It's four separate gifs.
I thought it was doing some kind of tweening or something, so I did four static poses, but it's designed for people to wave or move. Phrasing it like "pose" is a little misleading!
I see it could be more fun.
I'd love to see a remix with cool effects like the Purikura Japanese photo booth.
We remixed it for the XOXO conference and added some cool bells and whistles (like sends the pics via SMS) glitch.com/~star-platypus
I've been seeing Glitch on DEV for a year.
My old brain can't make sense of it.
Is it just CodePen but more tooling around it so instead of being a scratchpad / sandbox's for ideas its personal projects that can be for production but not having to worry about infrastructure?
Codepen is a bit different, personal I use Codepen mainly for just front end examples (CSS/JS user interactions). Glitch is full-stack so it's ideal for things like building your own API or entire web app. The Glitch container is Linux so you can run a lot of stuff on it (as long as it doesn't require sudo permissions or such). And there is a command line interface/terminal. A good example is tokimeki-unfollow.glitch.me/ which is has a DB for storage, Twitter API integration/login + a front end.
Thank you for that. Maybe at some point I'll make video tutorial on its utility.
oooh i like the placeholders
but why are 6 NPM dependencies already out of date on the placeholder @glitch repo ?
could glitch autoupdate dependancies before publishing demos ive had the same problem 8 times now
Which project? The hello-express one? We're in the process of updating it. We don't auto update because it can break people's projects but on the package.json page it notifies you what modules can be updated and you can click to update
yes that one and most of the other demos AND "placeholder" @glitch