Projects tagged ‘clock’ and ‘javascript’

SummaryThis is an online alarm clock that saves alarms per user. Users can register, log-in, create alarms, edit alarms, delete alarms, etc. Alarm TypesAlarm types include the ... [More] standard/traditional buzz, media files or internet radio stations, Youtube videos, Google videos and opening a web page. HistoryOnline Alarm Clock was started by Kyle Baker (kyleabaker.com) in late 2006. It was originally created for personal use, but was later developed into a public online alarm clock. InfoOnline Alarm Clock is available free of charge and free to use, manipulate and redistribute as you see fit. Online Alarm Clock is licensed under the GNU General Pulic License v3. There are currently not version of Online Alarm Clock available at this time. Check back in the next few days. I've been finishing up some ends, getting it ready for the general public and making it as easy to use as I possibly can at this time. Development with Online Alarm will continue and community participation is welcome. If you find a bug in the code then please post an issue about it. If you would like to fix it then please still post and issue and you can post the patch with it. This helps me keep a complete changelog. [Less]

Some obfuscated ways to display timeThis project started with the emulation of the Eleeno G (wrist) watch. Later, I focused on how it is possible to display the time using simple ascii or HTML, I ... [More] mean, without the help of any graphic file (jpg, gif, etc.) or flash programming. You can visit http://sites.google.com/site/stephanetsacas/home/igoogle-gadget for more information about those "clocks". [Less]

Simple code to turn a DOM element into a holder for a fuzzy clock. By fuzzy clock I mean a clock that says "twenty to two" if it's 13:38 or "half past three" if it's 15:27

A simple online Chess clock with Normal, Fischer, Simple Delay and Bronstein modes. It runs entirely in your browser using trivial Javascript to try to ensure as much browser compatibility as ... [More] possible. Modes: Normal: specify a start time Fischer: additionally specify a number of seconds to be added before or after each move Bronstein: the amount of time the player takes is added to their clock at the end of their move up to a limit you set Simple Delay: every move the clock waits a certain number of seconds before starting. To try the latest version directly in your browser, click here: http://bobchess.doubtlesshouse.org.uk/BobChessClock.htm See SupportedBrowsers for a list of tested browsers; please help by commenting on that page with your experiences in any browsers not listed. (& it is fully Open Source!) If you have any problems or feature requests please report them using the "Issues" link. Any general comments, please email james -at- jarofgreen -dot- co -dot- uk Updates on this and more tech stuff: http://twitter.com/jarofgreen [Less]

A Javascript implementation of a binary clock

epiClockepiClock is an extremely lightweight jQuery plugin which gives users the ability to easily create and manage any number of javascript powered clocks. FeaturesCustom display options, allowing ... [More] anything from a plain text clock to static or even dynamic image clocks. Change clock configuration on the fly (while the clock is running, you can alter it) Supports a number of clock models: Current Local Time Countdown Clock - Supply a target date, and we'll count down to it. Countup Clock - Supply a target date, and we'll count up from it. Rollover Countdown - Supply a target date, and we'll count down to it. And once it happens, we'll count up. One Shot Timers - Supply a timer lifespan, and the timer will run down to that point. Looping Timers - Supply a timer lifespan, and the timer will continuously run down to that point, then reset. Time Zone Offsets - Display the local time in any timezone Arbitrary Offsets - Ability to offset the clock in any way to some arbitrary point. Open Source so you can help to improve it/change it for your own needs Robust prototype extension to the javascript Date data type to create simple displays Making an epiClock $(function(){ $('#epiClock').epiclock(); // Creates a text clock displaying local time $.epiclock(); // Starts all the clocks you've created }); [Less]

This is a JavaScript analog clock that uses the html tag for the graphics.

Binary clock inspired by KBinaryClock