Using SpiderBasic as a basis for websites?
Posted: Fri Apr 05, 2024 3:46 am
Hello folks
It is astonishing what you can do with SpiderBasic. The windows library aside (except for the flag #PB_Window_Background) you can use gadgets and routines to replace the work necessary in HTMl or JavaScript. However, correct me if i am wrong, every page needs to load those 7 MB js files to display, am i right?
On cable modem, ISDN and connections slower than 5 Mbit/s this is really ugly. I would not want my customers to have this disadvantage when loading a simple image-and-text page. Plus, is there any way to build in animations like the professional commercial pages do?
Greetings
It is astonishing what you can do with SpiderBasic. The windows library aside (except for the flag #PB_Window_Background) you can use gadgets and routines to replace the work necessary in HTMl or JavaScript. However, correct me if i am wrong, every page needs to load those 7 MB js files to display, am i right?
On cable modem, ISDN and connections slower than 5 Mbit/s this is really ugly. I would not want my customers to have this disadvantage when loading a simple image-and-text page. Plus, is there any way to build in animations like the professional commercial pages do?
Greetings