Show HN: Client side, shareable, text2speech messages

http://lalo.li/

by franze • 14 years ago

143 11 14 years ago

lalo.li

impostervt• 14 years ago

How?

franze4• 14 years ago

see the github Readme.md https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/lalo.li

  >ok, how does this work
  >
  >the speak functionality is thx to kripkens awesome emscripten compiled 
  >speak.js
  >the knobs thx to the awesome knob jquery lib
  >the cient side data in hash URLs was inspired by shortly - serverless 
  >pastebin service
  >oh, and lalo.li is hosted on github pages

samirahmed• 14 years ago

very cool!

but it spams my webhistory with every keystroke i think, renders my back button useless.

franze4• 14 years ago

you are right

  history.replaceState()

would be a better choice than the

  history.pushState()

i'm using. livecoding right now.

[Update: fixed (and deployed)]

binarymax• 14 years ago

Left the tab open - nice little easter egg you have there :)

window.setTimeout(function(){return i("i love you")},9E5);

madethemcry• 14 years ago

sweet :) window.setTimeout((()->saySo('i love you')),10006015)

albertzeyer• 14 years ago

There isn't really so much functionality added over the grounded work http://syntensity.com/static/espeak.html , is there? (Except some nicer web interface.)

franze4• 14 years ago

it is standing on the shoulders of giants (that would be kripkens (the emscripten guy) shoulders).

difference: shareability, interface, entertainment value

jeremyarussell• 14 years ago

I've been having too much fun with this at work already, and It's been open for 3 minutes. I gotta say I do very much enjoy the simple and straightforward interface.

lecha• 14 years ago

feature request: make it usable via a URL http://lalo.li/?text=hello should playback "hello"

franze4• 14 years ago

on my internal to-do list

Show HN: Client side, shareable, text2speech messages

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