Chapter 5 of 8
Everyframe Composer, our main product
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jt-cut turns a set of photos into a narrated video in the browser, and it has been public since April. For every slide it picks a transition and a slow zoom or pan across the photo. Neighbouring slides never get the same transition or the same movement, which is why its videos look edited by hand.
On huluma, one tap covers every child's face in a photo. Before the cover goes on, the app destroys the pixels of the face underneath, and they cannot be recovered.
If you run a small company in Slovenia, na cent shows how much of your bank balance is really yours once VAT and unpaid invoices are set aside. It went live on 4 September, 16 days after the first line of code, with a demo company you can click through.
An Amazon seller gives StorySell the documents they already have and gets back a full product listing. We built it with a partner whose selling method it follows. It has been with invited testers since 21 September. Before that, the part that writes the listing went through 15 versions in 56 days.
The films for na cent, huluma and StorySell.
fluent-html
We write every page with fluent-html, and fluent-html.com is its home. HTMX is a small library that swaps part of a page without a reload. On the site you can click through 36 combinations of HTMX settings and six common mistakes. For each mistake you see the error TypeScript gives before the code runs, and the page does all of this without any JavaScript.
Our own code uses fluent-html in 197,837 places, spread over 46 of our projects. For version 8 we counted them all and deleted the 38 functions in the library that none of them used.
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The JT Digital team and the site
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