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St Louis Software Consulting & Custom Software Development
Dive deep into the world of software consulting & custom software development in St Louis with Keyhole Software. If you’re based in St Louis and are seeking help with custom software development, then you’re in the right place! The city has a rich tapestry of tech solutions and software consultants, and we’re proud to be among the top contenders. Our journey in St Louis began over a decade ago. Since then, we’ve had the privilege of working with industry giants. We’ve had successful projects with companies like Nestle Purina and Safety National, to name just a couple.
Introducing the View Transition API: Your DOM’s New Best Friend!
Tired of clunky transitions and tangled web states? Meet the View Transition API, your secret weapon for silky-smooth DOM transformations. Say hello to elegant animations and goodbye to the confusion of overlapping states. Your web pages are about to get a serious upgrade!
Think about it, page transitions aren’t all about the looks. They’re like guides, leading users through your content. And they’re not just about appearances, these transitions can also increase the perceived speed of how responsive your site feels, especially during async running tasks…
Understanding GPT’s Training and Unlocking Productivity
I think we can all agree that GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer) can be useful but also happily shows its flaws. Like all tools, it has its place in our toolbelt, so let’s learn a little more about GPT.
Case Study: KHS Guitar Tuner Pro
KHS Guitar Tuner Pro is an Android and iOS application that can assist guitarists with a variety of different tuning setups. The app can play notes within the selected tuning to use as a reference, and it uses incoming audio from the microphone to give musicians a visual indicator of what pitch is being played. It also contains a metronome with multiple timing options, making it useful for the whole practice session.
The application was written with Flutter to share a single implementation across multiple platforms. It was built in accordance with the Bloc design pattern for code organization.