> sliding one touch left right or u/d both
This could work, need to experiment more.
https://www.delopsu.com/pinch-to-zoom-tree-navigation
I got this idea recently when I had to browse files more than usual and felt the pain: why do I need to click through every level when I want to drill down to the bottom?So I made a quick interactive prototype — it feels surprisingly natural.Sharing it as a UX idea, not as a finished implementation. I’d like to see whether this interaction makes sense for apps that work with trees: file...
Telling how much electricity in watt-hours was used for preparing this response.And it also would sum consumed energy from other requests it made. Or perhaps send it in a separate header.I don't know where to get this number or if it's even possible.
And thank you for checking it out, glad you liked it!
Anyway thank you for checking it out and suggestion!
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HNThank you for checking it out and for the feedback!
Thank you for checking it out!
Some characters squize/expand line because of the font. E.g. emojis.
Thank you giving it a try and for the feedback!
And it feels like ASCII art is going through a renaissance. Maybe I'm biased and watched it a lot recently.
Let me also share a few cool ASCII tools I came across while working on this one:
- animation studio: https://ascii-motion.app/
- image to ASCII converter: https://www.tooooools.app/effects/ascii
> Love to hear that — thank you for sharing!
Not sure about Undo — part of me wants to keep it hardcore. Like with real ink.
It allows to draw on touch devices (with interesting effects with multi-touch). But one can stuck at the center of the canvas. If it happens — tap the header of the browser to scroll back to top.
Could you please try it again?
Thinking about more elegant solution.
I used asterisk after "difficult task" and in the footer — all between became italic. And also brush was cleaned out.
> start with just printable ASCII characters in the brush
Yes. I started like this. But then set these fancy characters by default to show the capabilities, because those who are familiar with the concept know the possibilities, but those who don't know could think that it's limited and not notice wide limits.