Chris Mullins

Those changes look correct to me. Anything interesting in Serial after you select that display type? (disclaimer: it's going to be a little difficult for me to give detailed help...

Hey @guibom, apologies for the late reply. The request makes sense, but I think it would be even better if the screen performed as it should when multiple variables are...

Love the concept -- will definitely be an improvement in user experience. Have a couple of high level comments: 1. Presently, metadata is optional and only used for UI hinting....

> And when it comes to comments, feel free. It's your repo, I'm just someone who's a little too happy to help :p Super happy to have you helping out....

Just left the fiddly suggestions -- I can make those changes myself if you prefer. re: non-square images, you're right, there's no way to do this without metadata. Just meaning...

oh, and on the UI front -- it's possible that parts of the preview canvas is relying on the width/height in the definitions. If you're getting strange behavior there (errors...

lol, of course. Just meant that in the way of expressing a cost. Uploading a bitmap with curl, for example, would be something like this: ``` curl -F 'metadata.json={"width":50,"height":50}' -F...

> You will want to remake your examples after this, likely. > > Also, how would you do the upload_bitmaps script when it comes to their sizes? unless they are...

Yeah, naive up-scaling is pretty straightforward (it's called [nearest-neighbor interpolation](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image_scaling)): each pixel in the new image is mapped to a single pixel in the source, and its value is determined...

I'll keep it in the back of my head; cloud definitely be convinced that it's a good idea. To give you an idea of what I'm getting at, here's a...