You call that fine? I submitted
mine kinda on the deadline (23:59 I think, may have been a minute or
two earlier). Sadly, it still has a few bugs, but works well in Firefox (and could be made to work fine in IE and Opera with some CSS changes). And I need to change the Unix time to user readable time, but it isn't really a major problem. Anyway, my prototype is at: http://backstage.min-data.co.uk/tv/ Basically just an online tv listings system that uses AJAX to give the data out. Due to loads of other stuff happening (I officially start Uni tomorrow, although I arrived on Wednesday), I haven't had a chance to add everything I would like to, but I will probably do that sometime over the next few weeks (I actually want to use it, didn't just do it for the competition). Your prototype looks nice. I did something similar with news ( http://backstage.min-data.co.uk/geotagged/ ), and it did work fairly well. TV listings are harder though, as there is much less data that refers to the location. Now, how many other entries are there to the competition ... Duncan Thomas Scott wrote: Whew. Talk about cutting it fine. 40 minutes until the competition deadline, but I've just managed to finish my first prototype! |
- [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Thomas Scott
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Kirk Northrop
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Duncan Barclay
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Leon Brocard
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! James Mastros
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Duncan Barclay
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Graeme Mulvaney
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Matt Rink
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Gordon Joly
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Thomas Scott
- RE: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Ben Metcalfe
- Re: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! Graeme Mulvaney
- RE: [backstage] Presenting the TVMap! James Mastros