Add screenshots to README and documentation
MarcSkovMadsen opened this issue · 3 comments
I would like potential users to be able to quickly understand what this package is and how it may help them.
A picture (or .gif video) says more than a thousand words and would help the users.
It would be nice to illustrate that
- This package is useful for editing Pydantic models in Jupyter and building interactive components in general.
- This package is useful for editing Pydantic models on the server and building data apps in general
- This package is useful for editing Pydantic models via PyScript and building data apps in general
Examples
https://pydantic-panel.readthedocs.io/en/latest/readme.html#getting-started
https://github.com/jmosbacher/pydantic-panel
Added an image. How do you make those nice gifs you have on awesome-panel.org? do you just record video and convert to a gif or is there some nice tool that makes a gif directly if i dont want to mess around with video editing software?
- I use Snagit to record the video.
- I use https://ezgif.com/video-speed to speed up the video (factor ~1.5) and convert to
.gifif themp4file is large. - I use https://www.onlineconverter.com/mp4-to-gif to convert mp4 to
.gif. I can keep the screen resolution. But the file can become too large for twitter etc.
If I want to add text, transformations and/ or music I use Camtasia to edit video.
Thanks! will look into those tools. May take me some time to master though :)