July 1, 2022 Wappler Monthly MeetUp

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Aloha Fellow Wapplers,

You’re Invited to Wappler’s July 1st 2022 MeetUp

Save the Date Friday July 1st at 4:00PM Netherlands and join us for Wappler’s July MeetUp featuring John aka scalaris demonstrating a dynamite site created 100% in Wappler. Please find your time here:
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/fixedtime.html?msg=July+1%2C+2022+Wappler+MeetUp&iso=20220701T16&p1=1302&ah=1&am=30

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WapROCKS

Save the First Friday of Each Month at 4PM Netherlands for Wapper MeetUps
July 1, 2020 – John aka @scalaris will be demonstrating an incredible website built in Wappler
August 5, 2022 – Paul aka @psweb an exciting live demo creating a CMS with Wappler Routing leveraging Bootstrap Frameworks and Classes.
September 2, 2022 – Is available reach out to @mark1

You’re Invited to Present
September 2, 2022 – Is open, Wapplers are invited to reach out to mark1 aka Mark and discuss options to present and advance this fine community. “The best way to learn something is to teach someone how to do it”. Besides, It feels Really REALLY Good! I look forward to hearing from you.

Please be sure to Thank all of our Wappler presenters when you connect with them in the community. I look forward to seeing you on Friday July 1, 2022!

MeetUp Video Library on Wappler’s YouTube Channel
We would like to Thank Ben aka @ben for posting the Wappler MeetUps Videos on YouTube every month. Past MeetUps can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/c/Wapplerio
I would also like to Thank @George for the opportunity to host the Monthly Wapper MeetUps, They are very educational and a lot of FUN!

Peace through Wappler,
Mark

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Looking forward to the replay as I got my times wrong and joined for the last few minutes :frowning:

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@scalaris, did I see right? Was the public module developed using Webflow?

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Hi Ben,
Yes, the public website was built in webflow. I highly recommend it for website development if you haven’t tried it

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Thanks for that John. The presentation as shown in the video above was very impressive. I thank you for that.

As far as Webflow is concerned, I recently inherited a site that was created using the program. It looked, felt and performed great. Despite that, I am in the process of Wapplerising and Nodifying it. (2 new verbs to add to the dictionary :laughing:)

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Thanks Ben.

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Just watched yesterday’s demo from @scalaris. Breathtaking to see the power of Wappler demonstrated so well. Thanks to all and looking forward to next month when I will hopefully be able to join live.

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Great to see such an extensive system, really shows the power of Wappler, Sadly lazy baggage handlers at airport delayed me 3 hours which meant i couldn’t make the live event

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Hi @scalaris thank you very much for your time and for showing us your work. You have achieved an incredible platform and I am sure it must have taken you long hours of work and planning, as well as several headaches.

If it’s not too much of a problem, I’d like to ask you two questions:

  1. Is this the implementation you used for Cephalometric Analyses? https://www.wedoceph.com/
    If so, did you do it through an API or some kind of iframe?

  2. I would like to know how many people worked on the programming part of your project.

I ask this because I always say that tools like Wappler not only save time but also save on the number of programmers needed to put together this type of project.

Btw I also have some developments made for dentists, specifically one is for office management and another for invisible orthodontic management.
For 3D scanners, I implemented a viewer for STL files, which are the formats that are most used here for everything that is 3D.

Here a demonstration:

Grabación de pantalla 2022-07-03 a la(s) 22.13.33

I’ll try to find time at some point to show the community some of the projects I’ve been working on with Wappler.

Congrats again for the success of your platform, which is really great in design and functionality. I really liked how you implemented social networks and especially Google’s comment system to boost business.

cheers

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Thanks Max.

Your STL viewer looks great. Did you base it on an open source framework ?
We’ve looked at a few options to adopt. E.g. https://tonybox.net/posts/simple-stl-viewer/

We implemented two Ceph APIs (Audax and CephX). We favoured Audax/WeDoCeph

Two people are developing the project.

Ciao.

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Thanks for your answers @scalaris. Regarding the stl viewer, I tried several and ended up using this one: https://github.com/omrips/viewstl which is based on the same THREE.js library.
On the other hand, as the files are usually heavy and i need the visualizations of the 3d files to look fast, I used an S3 bucket with Wasabi, which has given me very good upload and download speeds and even better than with AWS.