I like what I see but the reader really isn’t very responsive, takes a while to parse or even change sizing options. Looking at my cpu usage, it jumps massively any time I do anything in it.
Despite those issues, it does look very promising.
Right… it is indeed a heavy app, suitable for use only on a laptop. (mobile will be very slow)
There is also a stripped down version of the reader (https://tenjinreader.com/static/app/readeronly/index.html) which will be better if you are just reading…
You cant flip through a book in the current version, but for reading its fine…
@musera@Saruko I have updated the app with a better version of reader which will hopefully consume less CPU. (Though it will still be slow, this is intentional to keep CPU usage low)
I just checked out the site and I think it’s really useful, will keep exploring.
quick question, when using the reader is there a way to have the text display left to right horizontally rather than the vertical display right now? (hope that makes sense)
Just started trying it out, I think it will be very useful to me! I really like the random sentences function, it’s a good way to practice reading without being overwhelmed by a longer text. Thank you for an interesting new resource!
well its because the fb login was not implemented in the code library I used.
I dont use fb and I think even the people who created the authentication library also.
on the other hand github login is very important because many of the visitors to this site are actually developers who have nothing to do with japanese learning.
The reason behind this is that this app is a proof of concept for a really new and advanced technology call reflex-frp…
haha