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ryanseddon.com | ||
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adim.in
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| | | | | I just published a post with gifs and videos and was pretty happy with how it was looking. A few minutes later, a friend messaged me: I use Orion, which is a Webkit-based browser (like Safari). I know my friend uses Brave, a Chromium-based browser. Why were these videos rendering fine in Webkit and not Chromium? This blog is powered by Hugo, and the posts written as Markdown. In that blog post, I had attached the videos using the markdown image syntax | |
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www.phpied.com
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| | | | | Animated gifs are fun and all but they can get big (in filesize) quickly. At some point, maybe after just a few low-resolution frames it's better to use an MP4 and an HTML element. You also preferably need a "poster" image for the video so people can see a quick preview before they dec | |
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heyman.info
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paulbutler.org
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| | | [AI summary] The post discusses the current state and challenges of embedding WebAssembly outside of browsers, focusing on runtime choices, memory management, and interface design for applications like real-time multiplayer games. | ||
