A single viewer file must display all words. This means changes to the viewer affect all words at once. The viewer loads word data from a JSON file.
By Pawan Nayar · from the LLOS AI Learning record
A single viewer file must display all words.
This means changes to the viewer affect all words at once. The viewer loads word data from a JSON file.
The system uses one main viewer file. This file is called `gold_viewer_shell.html`. It shows all words, like 'pride' or 'courage'. The viewer loads a specific word by adding `?word=X` to its address. If a developer fixes something in this viewer, it changes for every word.
A developer updates the `gold_viewer_shell.html` file to improve how images are displayed. Now, every word shown in the viewer, such as 'resilience' or 'future', will display images better.
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A single viewer file must display all words. This means changes to the viewer affect all words at once. The viewer loads word data from a JSON file.