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It took a bit of time for us to put together a live example because multiple people needed to be involved: https://avivator.gehlenborglab.org/?image_url=https://viv-files.ci.aws.labshare.org/LuCa-7color_Scan_c(0-5)/

@ilan-gold I tested how long loading 16 plates takes. The application starts with only one plate in the viewport. It takes about 3 seconds to load it. It takes 2...

I am maintaining a viv fork because it appeared to be the most efficient way to implement the functionality to load multiple plates. Please let me know, if an alternative...

Thank you for sharing the vizarr web app, I can see it potentially being suitable for our goals. We would just need to evaluate it in more detail. The motivation...

Here is how I have it currently implemented. ``` createLoader(url))).then((values) => setLoaders(values.map((value) => value.data)));` For the channels we have a few options: 1. Only allow datasets with the same channels...

I looked up the length limits on URLs in different browsers: https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/maximum-length-of-a-url-in-different-browsers/ Looks like Microsoft Edge might not be able to fit URLs for hundreds of different datasets in the...

> you are considering non-HCS datasets that you wish to compare that were acquired separately and have some value when looked at side-by-side? Yes. I don't fully understand the distinction...

More on this from a colleague: > I think what we would like to accomplish is to either: >1. Never use the ngff hcs spec >2. Use the ngff hcs...

I will check with the team on whether to switch to `vizarr` or to spearhead the development of a new `GridLayer`. For now, our `viv` fork works for loading over...

I built Avivator from this codebase and loaded the following dataset into it: https://viv-files.ci.aws.labshare.org/LuCa-7color_Scan_c(0-5)/ Here are my observations: The black box no longer increases in size, relative to the image...