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Thanks again to everyone. I'm going to keep the webapp completely open and free as long as anyone is using it, and I'll definitely open up the code once I clean
by lgsilver 13y ago
Thanks again to everyone. I'm going to keep the webapp completely open and free as long as anyone is using it, and I'll definitely open up the code once I clean it a bit. If anyone would like to port it to IOS, I'd be happy to chat. lgsilver (at) gmail.com -- Lindsay
- piyush_soni 13y agoCool work ! I was just trying to start doing this, but was lacking this thing you just made. :) ... The only suggestion I have is, instead of the two static images at each stage if you could create simple animated gifs that explain the exercise a bit more clearly, it will be great to share with friends who don't probably understand by just two images.
- joshuamerrill 13y agoBookmarked! I'm going to do this every day and see how it works!
- chasingtheflow 13y agoGreat work. Just needs a beautiful favicon so it can look great sitting in my bookmarks bar ;-)
- aymeric 13y agoAnd then he could use Tinycon to show the timer in the favicon (totally useless but a nice detail): http://tommoor.github.io/tinycon/ http://tommoor.github.io/tinycon/
- neetij 13y agoNicely done. Someone, presumably a fellow named Will Wilson, also made an app a few days ago (pretty much as soon as the article was released - [http://willwilson.co/7minworkout](http://willwilson.co/7minworkout) http://willwilson.co/7minworkout](http://willwilson.co/7minw.... I really like that you've added second ticks and a starting countdown. Will's version has a nice whistle to start and pause & stop buttons. He also has a small 'info' link that explains the exercise routine. Please consider integrating these as well as a skip button. Unfortunately, neither version works with sound on my phone.
- samolang 13y agoI know this is against the rules, but I just wanted to say thank you. This is super convenient and I hope to use it on a regular basis. Thanks!