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In reply to Can this be replicated on a… by ez
Hey EZ, yes this works on mobile.
Can this be replicated on a mobile phone?
I tried to play with Tesseract one or two years ago and literally fell into a rabbit hole. The image quality is very-very condition sensitive and requires tons of pre-processing and maybe a PhD in Computer Vision.
From what I learned the main goal is to get as contrast and sharp text as possible (black readable letters on white background) so that tesseract's neural network can confidently recognize them. So, in many applications OpenCV library does some heavy lifting even before the text gets into tesseract.
In reply to I really like the UI, clean… by jacquesikot
Thank you!
In reply to Looks great! One piece of… by ron
That's a great suggestion, I'll work on that!
Actually, the booking logic is quite complex. I did a PoC prototype once, where I connected Easy!Appointments as a backend service. The idea was to simplify the process and just query Easy!Appointments by API and populate the list of free timeslots / manage bookings from the Appsmith interface.
I really like the UI, clean and complete.
Looks great! One piece of feedback - it would be nice to know how many pages and what page you are on. Like
"Page 4 of 10"
In reply to Great work!! by kevinblanco
Thanks Kevin :)
Want to list all the functions from a JS Object progromatically?
Object.keys(JSObject1).filter(f=>typeof JSObject1[f]==='function').map(f=>({function:f}))
Thanks John! Glad you found it helpful. It's crazy how much work this saves and how easy it is to use with any number of functions. No editing the switch or if/else block with each new function. It just works!
Much needed blog and associated app - been trying to find out for ages how to use variables for e.g. Query and modal names! Many thanks
This is great news! JS libraries open up so many new use cases.
In reply to +1 on the notifications. How… by joseph_appsmith
Tagging users in comments is a great idea... added to the backlog.
I was already thinking of adding not just likes for comments, but emoji reactions (happy, angry, celebrate, laugh, etc). The same Rate module provides that functionality. Just need to enable it, configure it, and theme it :D
In reply to Do you know of an existing… by ron
Awesome!
Thank you! I had a great time building this app :)