@naveh_mevorach hey, No worries! The purpose is to provide a lightweight blurred placeholder (in place of an image whilst an image is loading) to vastly improve a site's perceived performance
@joebell_ Not completely following. Doesnt the image have to load to make the plaiceholder blurred version? and if the image is loaded for blurring, wouldn't that imply it is also already ready as non-blurred?
Really well done. Can you describe what the flow would look like to integrate into an existing web application?
And, just to be clear, the API isn't available yet, correct?
@joshuapinter Thanks Joshua! Sure, there are a few examples of how to use the open-source functions in the repo:
https://github.com/joe-bell/plai...
The API isn't quite ready yet but once the ball is rolling with sponsors it'll become a priority 🚀
If you need some help with your setup, feel free to ping me a message!
Hey folks!
I'm the author of "Plaiceholder"; a project born out of my quest to find the fastest and best-looking image placeholders for the web.
I'd love to hear what you all think
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Such a smart idea. It's one of those things that just *makes sense* once you hear it, and seems even better in practice compared to the old standby. Can't wait to give this a shot!
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