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Not an issue. Just want to share some bindings for running ccv in the browser compiled using emscripten:
Demos (requires a webcam and desktop chrome or firefox)
It's incomplete and has a lot of issues (missing bindings for anything not needed for demoing, convnet not included due to data size, performance issues, huge files, didn't show how to use webworkers in examples, etc). But after spending a few weekends on this I think I have hit diminishing returns and don't plan on working on it much more other than finish writing a README.
Is it possible for you to add a link to these demos in your readme? I think it fits great under the "Portable and Embeddable" section since it actually did compile without any customization with emscripten. The demos themselves should also be useful for tweaking params and shows off at a glance the capabilities of your library.
Please let me know if you or anyone else reading this have any feedback!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Not an issue. Just want to share some bindings for running ccv in the browser compiled using emscripten:
Demos (requires a webcam and desktop chrome or firefox)
It's incomplete and has a lot of issues (missing bindings for anything not needed for demoing, convnet not included due to data size, performance issues, huge files, didn't show how to use webworkers in examples, etc). But after spending a few weekends on this I think I have hit diminishing returns and don't plan on working on it much more other than finish writing a README.
Is it possible for you to add a link to these demos in your readme? I think it fits great under the "Portable and Embeddable" section since it actually did compile without any customization with emscripten. The demos themselves should also be useful for tweaking params and shows off at a glance the capabilities of your library.
Please let me know if you or anyone else reading this have any feedback!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: