@ezshine: Wow, is it really this surreal? Did I time travel or something? Back in 2005, I built a Flash page-turning engine. At t…
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The author reminisces about building a Flash page-turning engine in 2005 for a manga viewing company and connects it to modern foldable screens creating an immersive electronic comic book experience.
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Wow, is it really this surreal? Did I time travel or something? Back in 2005, I built a Flash page-turning engine. At the time, I was working at a company in Shanghai’s Zhangjiang that specialized in online viewing of licensed Japanese manga. Later on, this company even had the honor of joining the Shanda Box ecosystem. Yeah, “honor” in quotes~ hahaha Any old friends or acquaintances out there who know which company I’m talking about?
胖三斤 (@cndyhaha): iPhone Duo 已经够夸张了，结果这个功能更狠。
折叠屏一展开，直接变成一本“电子漫画书”。
左边是分镜，右边是大图，手指一划，连翻页的感觉都做出来了。
看到这一幕，我第一次觉得：折叠屏真正有意思的，不是更大。而是它终于开始拥有“纸张”的形态了。
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