New version of BGRABitmap

[440bx]

By the way would you be interested in having your testimony on the website?

It will be my pleasure to add a testimonial (one caveat... I need to acquire more knowledge for my testimonial about  BGRABitmap to be worth something)

[circular]

Well let's have a try. Maybe you define yourself as a beginner, that's ok. Every input is valuable. So what would you be your experience is?

[440bx]

So far I've just seen the results obtained by some of the forum members who use it and the many comments (and sometimes examples) about it here in the forums. 

I've been meaning to get my hands into it (I like creating nice looking graphical interfaces) but, there is always something else monopolizing my attention.

I'm most definitely a beginner when it comes to BGRABitmap but, as I said previously, it will be my pleasure to offer a worthwhile testimonial once I can make one   Thank you for the encouragement to produce one.

[circular]

I understand. Sure, have fun with it if you get your hands into it. 

Well you're welcome around anyway 

[Okoba]

Nice website! Add a fav icon for it too.
Me: "BGRABitmap helped me express and grow my love for pixels."

[circular]

Thank you Okoba 

It's a pleasure to see you around.

I love your quote. With it, what would be the name and the avatar?

[Okoba]

I am always following your work and BGRABitmap.
Okoba is fine, but I have no Avatar. I can choose one if you like!

[AlexTP]

"With BGRABitmap, I reworked painting of per-pixel mini-map in my text editor CudaText. Mini-map code became 2...4 times faster (comparing to TCanvas.SetPixel). And I even was able to put that code into its own thread, so minimap rendering runs in parallel!" - Alexey T., CudaText author

[circular]

Cool, I have a lot of quotes now on the website. Thank you 

Okoba, I have put a heart drawn with big pixels for you!

[Okoba]

That is the loveliest avatar I ever had. Thank you, my friend!

[circular]

You're very welcome my dear 

[Okoba]

 

[circular]

I thought of this poem:

The world is unknown, but nonetheless
A conclusion is inescapable to anybody
The world is vast, very vast, we can guess.
A group of friends might number around twenty
But a medium-sized country contains 7 million.
We can't really grasp this scale.
It's akin to an ultra high definition
A 4K screen of which we are but a single pixel.
And the Earth contains billions of folks,
In other words, a thousand of these screens,
Arranged in a 32 by 32 box.
The color of a pixel cannot be seen,
Yet without it, these apparatus
would have no stories to tell us.

[lainz]

 
very good

[circular]

Thank you