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anti-tween
12-03-2004, 01:06 AM
shutterbook.com (http://www.shutterbook.com)
It's an web-based photo sharing application...I think it's the first to truly use complete drag and drop. Uploader tools are coming. It's currently in beta but will be launching very soon.
Thoughts / comments?
petefs
12-03-2004, 01:57 AM
Looks fantastic so far.
have you seen http://2entwine.com/fotobuzz/ ? An interesting concept to implement, I think.
I haven't had time to look at yours thoroughly, but I noticed one bug:
If I select a photo, the photos behind still switch the handCursor on onRollOver. A quick fix would be to attach this action to the full-size container:
container.onRollOver = function () { useHandCursor = false; }
container.onRollOut = container.onRelease = container.onReleaseOutside = container.onPress = function () { }
It's wonderful, however, I'll play with it more later certainly.
Welcome to AS.org! Judging by that site it will be wonderful to have you aboard -- hope you stick around for more than the critique!
anti-tween
12-03-2004, 02:50 AM
Yeah, I've been meaning to fix that but I got a pretty big list of other features I gotta get to first. Thanks though!
petefs
12-03-2004, 02:57 AM
Understood all too well ^_^
Do you have any other portfolio pieces you'd like to show off, or a company website? I'd love to see them.
Don't play much wqith it neither but have a comment.
Can't you make the action of the onPress comming latter.
I mean to open the photo you need to dbl click.
Make your dble click to ex 500ms.
So the onPres will come after the 500ms (you know you're making the photo transparetn a bit and then can drag it).
hope you get what I mean.
C ya
anti-tween
12-03-2004, 04:20 AM
I don't have a portfolio site cuz I don't do freelance anymore. Now I just whore myself out as a Flash game developer for a major ad agency and spend every free second I have developing Shutterbook with my former roommate (he does all the backend php/mysql stuff).
About the onPress, I know exactly what you're talking about. I was going to do that but then was worried that people weren't going to get that you can drag-n-drop and double click. In other words, without any immediate feedback, they might not think to double click or drag it. But it's something that kinda irritates me cuz I think it looks kinda dopey....eh...you're probably right though, I should just change that.
aenemated
12-14-2004, 10:09 AM
i dont know about the 'former roommate' thing. makes it sound like we got divorced or something. and i didn't really get anything.
oh yeah, hi dudes.
stangri
11-05-2005, 09:20 PM
anti-tween, aenemated -- are you guys going to bring the Shutterbook back up? When? Are the problems of permanent nature?
if the shutterbook is running on php/mysql -- have you considered distributing the code (like lj does)?
I *love* Shutterbook, I'm amazed by the amount of work you guys must have done, would have never thought it was just 2 people part-timing.
Headshotz
11-14-2005, 07:33 AM
Great :D:D
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