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- Thread starter Haki88
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Remember Junkstr? The project where you will be able to sell/giveaway a bunch of stuff in just one picture?
Well, In that project I'm using the same front-end framework developed for Chevereto and I told you before that I will crossover functions and features between projects. One awesome feature of Junkstr is the image tagging which is used to tag the items that you are selling. Last week I've been working in this tagging feature which has image tagging, drag and drop tag re-arrangement, edit/delete tag, etc. It has very complex features like boundaries, deny overlapping, etc.
There is a lot of functions that can be ported back from Junkstr to Chevereto and if you ask for it I will surely port them
It will be pretty easy for me to extend this function back to Chevereto and I'm considering it since the first time someone suggest it.
Junkstr will be launched in about 2 months, in that time check the image tagging that I built for it along all the other features. Since I'm using the exact same front when I work in Junkstr I'm also working on Chevereto.
Before you ask, the reason that I'm using the same framework (developed by myself) is because I wanted to make the Chevereto framwork very flexible and the only way to achieve that is by doing a n additional thing to test the flexibility in a real life scenario and allows me to highly debug the code.
Cheers.
Well, In that project I'm using the same front-end framework developed for Chevereto and I told you before that I will crossover functions and features between projects. One awesome feature of Junkstr is the image tagging which is used to tag the items that you are selling. Last week I've been working in this tagging feature which has image tagging, drag and drop tag re-arrangement, edit/delete tag, etc. It has very complex features like boundaries, deny overlapping, etc.
There is a lot of functions that can be ported back from Junkstr to Chevereto and if you ask for it I will surely port them
It will be pretty easy for me to extend this function back to Chevereto and I'm considering it since the first time someone suggest it.Junkstr will be launched in about 2 months, in that time check the image tagging that I built for it along all the other features. Since I'm using the exact same front when I work in Junkstr I'm also working on Chevereto.
Before you ask, the reason that I'm using the same framework (developed by myself) is because I wanted to make the Chevereto framwork very flexible and the only way to achieve that is by doing a n additional thing to test the flexibility in a real life scenario and allows me to highly debug the code.
Cheers.
You are taking about Junkstr not about Chevereto
You need to read the bold statement: