thatcher / openseadragon

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Looking to contribute, anyone working on CSS hardware acceleration on mobile? #29

Closed dustmoo closed 11 years ago

dustmoo commented 11 years ago

Hi All,

I built a pretty solid app off of Seadragon. (Still in use all over discoverymap.com)

I was forking the original repository when I found this project, fabulous!

Anyway, I plan on working on seeing if we can get canvas and/or css hardware acceleration for mobile working. I figured though, that I would check to see if anyone is working on this part of the project yet?

I am going to go ahead and fork. If anyone is already working on this problem, I would love to team up with you and contribute.

Thanks,

Dustin

thatcher commented 11 years ago

we would be happy to have your help, we are in the process of moving this repo to a new openseadragon organization repo so feel free to play and get used to the code base a little while we get this done.

dustmoo commented 11 years ago

Thanks Chris,

I have been battling the flu this week, but already have my project ported to openseadragon.

I will be looking into it more today. Great work!

On Wednesday, February 13, 2013, Chris Thatcher wrote:

we would be happy to have your help, we are in the process of moving this repo to a new openseadragon organization repo so feel free to play and get used to the code base a little while we get this done.

— Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHubhttps://github.com/thatcher/openseadragon/issues/29#issuecomment-13496884.

iangilman commented 11 years ago

This sounds awesome! No one else is doing it, as far as I know.

iangilman commented 11 years ago

@dustmoo discoverymap.com is pretty slick! Is it using Seadragon Ajax or OpenSeadragon? I'm putting together a list of sites that use OpenSeadragon...

dustmoo commented 11 years ago

Thank you @iangilman! Currently the production code is still using Seadragon. I already have my dev version ported to OpenSeadragon.

I am even using some undocumented features like passing an element to the "toolbar" option to pass my toolbar into the viewer which is really nice. I have it as a separate element for the Seadragon version.

I have some more testing todo before I push to production, but I will let you know when we are officially using OpenSeadragon in the live site. Playing around with hardware acceleration today, I'll let you know what I find.

iangilman commented 11 years ago

Excellent, keep me posted!

thatcher commented 11 years ago

please see https://github.com/openseadragon/openseadragon/issues/4