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Three Framer components using its Data() API. They’re self contained code components sharing a single state to sync SoundCloud playback, live ticker data, and a fully interactive record player. Sound on 🔊 The video shows various states from staggered first time track use (compensated for arm position), play and...

16,418 Aufrufe • vor 10 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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Lee Blackvor 10 Monaten

Test it here 👇

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Palash Pandeyvor 10 Monaten

@hckmstrrahul @framer Making something similar to this

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Mykhailo Sorochukvor 10 Monaten

@framer Tight demo. Love the shared state across the trio.

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Stevevor 10 Monaten

@framer Ok this is cool

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Lee Blackvor 10 Monaten

@framer Yeah so much potential — working a nice idea 💡

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Sarang Gambhirvor 10 Monaten

@framer Absolutely beautiful

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Michal Grenvor 10 Monaten

@framer Look how complex features are relatively easy to build in framer, 3 yr ago I would need more time to achieve that. Amazing stuff!

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Lee Blackvor 10 Monaten

@framer Thanks Michal 🫶

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