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[Javascript] Tool for online image manipulation
- From: scott at randomchaos.com (Scott Reynen)
- Subject: [Javascript] Tool for online image manipulation
- Date: Thu Jul 20 09:54:06 2006
On Jul 20, 2006, at 9:25 AM, Simone Fumagalli wrote: > Scott Reynen wrote: >> Do you need these changes to save to the server and/or the local >> client? > To the server ... > > I've found these tools, > > http://snipshot.com/ > http://editor.cellsea.com/ > http://pxn8.com/ > > but they are not for FREE and they are to full of features. > I want something more slim ... At a quick glance, I don't believe any of those are actually editing images within client-side JavaScript, but rather presenting a JavaScript interface for server-side editing and passing edit instructions to the server, and updated images back to the browser. At the very least, you'd need a server-side component to save changes to the server. Anything that involves client-server scripting interaction would require testing in a variety of browsers *and* a variety of server environments. It may look simple, but that's just an indication that the interface designer did a good job. I suspect it's very complex code, which would explain both why it's not free and why it contains more features. Peace, Scott
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