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new type of demo page: non tiny load, non pure text #19
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bump, clarified some details in post above (via edit) |
Maybe... one day... if one do not have to wait for the ws connection to be established because one use http/2+
Or going even further, one also take the network speed into account and deliver a somehow reduced quality on slow networks... maybe this is overengineering, but maybe it's worth it ;-) |
let me reply in batch:
Also, I'm working on a progressive enhanced live chatroom with ts-liveview based on the v5-auth-template, will open source it soon In addition, I will link to a mini board game demo in the readme as well. It seems I'll need a better way to organize / present the demos.
It would be interesting if we can go further when handling the initial GET request based on given user agent.
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great to read this! Looks like we are thinking in the same direction. for responsive images, there is a good overview in: Thumbhash looks interesting. I stumbeled across Blurhash before, which does something similar (with lower quality) because I was wondering about the additional size of the decoder needed to be able to use this advanced solutions (thumbhash/blurhash) on a website. |
Thumbhash really looks far advanced compared to Blurhash (quality/feature set) regarding size, it looks like encode and decode seems to fit into 10KB ? |
regarding Blurhash:
this statement and an alternative approach: -> is this something can also be seen using thumbhash within your ts-liveview? |
for making the swap from preview to real image smooth, one can take inspiration from: regarding todays compatibility: |
I prefer approaches that can works without javascript. The css filter trick you just shared seems interesting 👀 |
would be interesting to see another type of demo page for ts-liveview:
a typical real world example, a simple looking blog page, consisting of
where
the goals would be
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