Today's Progress: Worked out keyboard and swipe UI for PWA version of PT @ -25,3 +27,11 @@ Need to get the beeps in as well. Thoughts: A problem is that there are points where the interval should be stopped and deleted, but that gets ignored. This is not good. Maybe should test cross-platform, but if Chrome does it, a lot of browsers will do it as well.
Link to work: PT2.0
Thoughts: Went easy.
Link to work: PracTimer App
Today's Progress: Now I have some functionality going with the JS. Tweaked the CSS some, created repo, etc.
Thoughts: I have the old JS commented next to the new. It'd be interesting to see the differences between how I did it before and now.
Need to get the beeps in as well.
Link to work: PT2.0
Today's Progress: Got the HTML5Audio Beeps going again.
Thoughts: A problem is that there are points where the interval should be stopped and deleted, but that gets ignored. This is not good. Maybe should test cross-platform, but if Chrome does it, a lot of browsers will do it as well.
Link to work: PT2.0
Today's Progress: UI simplified: removed keyboard controls, tap does start/stop. Changed the landscape CSS a little to make the font larger.
Thoughts: This was not the most productive. I like all the changes, but there was a lot more "What is the change that is needed?" than coding those changes.
Link to work: PT2.0
Today's Progress: I took it from new repo to program with POD and --help
Thoughts: I am happy with this. It relies on a LOT of previous experience I have with Perl.
Link to work: DayLog
Today's Progress: Minimal. Hit well-trod ground (although using a static site for the callback is new and interesting) but I am no closer to a tool I do not have to hover over
Thoughts: The FitBit OAuth 2.0 API continues to frustrate me, but once I have consistent tokens, the rest is just curl and such.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Played with Dice and Levenshtein and blogged on it
Thoughts: There's something to the Dice Coefficient, but it isn't, as advertised, 'better than Levenshtein'.
Link to work: Blog
Today's Progress: Wrote code dealing with FitBit
Thoughts: Was too tired with a too-busy day to finish up on this, but I did it
Link to work: Blog
Today's Progress: Blogged on code dealing with FitBit
Thoughts: Telling people about it is almost as important, and I discovered some aspects about FitBit token management that I will want to integrate into my tooling and put in Finble
Link to work: Blog
Today's Progress: Alarm Tools
Thoughts: Need to toolify this and perhaps make it into a CPAN-ready tool.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Played with an idea. Did not get far/
Thoughts: Really need to learn SVG in HTML5 soon
Link to work: CanvasArt
Today's Progress: Made a very psychedelic thing with dots
Thoughts: I need to convert to SVG
Link to work: CanvasArt
Today's Progress: Played some with JSON to try to move it to more modern style
Thoughts: MAN I have learned a lot. And forgotten a lot
Link to work: Guitr
Today's Progress: Added POD to my FitBit Alarm adder
Thoughts: POD is Good
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Added a pull for sleep, which will eventually dump into the DB.
Thoughts: Had minor goofiness working through the API at first. Starting to consider the lib.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Started with logging water
Thoughts: Always remember to check to see if your dinguses work before testing, because you cannot tell if the issue is your code or your token.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: I looked at making it so I can automate the refresh on Fitbit tokens, but I do not think I can
Thoughts: They can't all be winners
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Started from first day of sleep logging rather than last. Next, once we have data, would be to check to see if there is a record for DAY and go on if it exists.
Thoughts: Some days are better than others.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: poked some at the data exported from Fitbit, looking toward what good displays would be
Thoughts: They cant all be winners
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Made static svg map of the fretboard
Thoughts: Next step is getting JS access to the fretboard, so I can color and hide position markers as needed.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Wrote JS to make active the SVG stuff so guitarists can use it to visualize the fretboard.
Thoughts: Not happy with the UX, but I know that, given an indication of what is desired, I can make the SVG display it.
Link to work: Fimble
Today's Progress: Have added the limits before and after certain frets
Thoughts: Being able to use display:hide within the image makes this so easy
Link to work: SVGTest
Today's Progress: Added LocalStorage, mostly
Thoughts: It is good to know everything you needed to do and just do it.
Link to work: SVGTest
Today's Progress: Working on string skipping
Thoughts: Harder than it should be. Also, took a day for laundry and cold, and will not apologize.
Link to work: SVGTest
Today's Progress: Pulled circles CSS and JS into separate files
Thoughts: Played some with audio, but while I could start beeps, I could not stop them. Need to play with that more.
Link to work: SVGTest
Today's Progress: Placed circles to indicate position
Thoughts: Arcs is more my style, but I don't know how yet
Link to work: SVGClock