David Konsumer
David Konsumer
Is this project dead?
@ogzhanolguncu I appreciate the example. I was trying to use the rate-limiter without redis (directly using DO storage for the cache.) I ended up moving to [durable-limiter](https://github.com/honzabit/durable-limiter), which does what...
I think dynamic is fine (you can adjust card array on the fly.) You should be able to display a "window" array of the other array. Only do finite swiping,...
The cards array in the model already can do this. I don't think pre-filling & managing look-ahead is a great user-experience, but I will leave that for you to work...
I still don't think it needs to be changed to accomplish your goal. Again, feel free to fork it if you disagree.
You are misunderstanding me. What I am saying is that lazy-loading is a standard thing you can do with regular angular stuff (watch an array, when it gets close to...
Sounds interesting! I have no experience with this, but I think it might be (tricky but) possible. The main trick is sending "commands" to the microcontroller (that serves up the...
This is untested, but `cardWidth` comes from `scope.model.cardWidth`, so you may be able to do something with a model. I will need to look at this more, once I get...
[this](http://konsumer.github.io/angular-cardflow/watch.html) might be a helpful start, if you want to have a look at dynamically messing with the model to do things.
In the `console.log()` you can see the properties you have access to at that moment, in the watch. For example `cardWidth: 210` which might be especially relevant.