PleaseWait.js

Show users a beautiful splash page while your app loads

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Show users a beautiful splash page while your app loads

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This is pretty, but oh man the internet does not deserve to still have problems where solutions like this are being made. It's like flash loaders all over again, but with newer tools.

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12yr ago

@cynicalgrinch exactly, i dont remember last time i saw one of those being used.. you typically dont wait that long unless its an app loading some massive interface but by then i would have already left :P

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12yr ago

PleaseWait.js

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@cynicalgrinch @davidchase03 Yeah, the use cases for something like this are limited to apps that have to do a lot of preloading before they are useful, like Slack, Asana, etc. I wouldn't want to see this on a news page or something similar

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12yr ago

Strikingly

Very nicely built. Love the simplicity and the appeal. I agree with @davidchase03 about not wanting to see this unless it's an app loading some huge interface. Regardless, really nice and I see many possible uses for it.

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12yr ago

Tab Manager Plus for Chrome

Nice, we use similar messages on http://demo.pitchxo.com and within the app - also inspired by Slack. Inside our app we also add a "load-out", which shows a relevant icon of the area the user wants to navigate to. E.g. clicking on 'user profile', will fade out the current screen and show a bigger centered user profile icon + section name.

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12yr ago

Try.com

Nice, how does this affect SEO or google descriptions?

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12yr ago

Pearlshare

Are you tracking installs?

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12yr ago

PleaseWait.js

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@johnmabower no, not really. It's up on Bower and Github, which don't really track those things.

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12yr ago

Beam Messenger

Is this only for web ?

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12yr ago

PleaseWait.js

Maker

@ninjafl0w nope, it's fine for mobile too. The code is a small snippet of JS & CSS that hides the main body and shows it again when your site is ready.

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12yr ago

Hunter

Love the random messages. We tried the same for http://www.buzzminer.co/ inspired by Slack.

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12yr ago

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