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credits? #5
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I think this is a good enough credit to the contributors (which is also a link in the index.html file): https://github.com/CodingTrain/12oclocks/graphs/contributors but it's open for debate.. |
I am intending to allow clicking on a clock to open it to fill more of the screen, and was thinking it'd be nice to list contributors there. |
Got the exact size measurements, relative to the screen size for scaling, from the original version. I also noticed the minutes' and seconds' angles are relative to that of the hours, but reversed.
Got the exact size measurements, relative to the screen size for scaling, from the original version. I also noticed the minutes' and seconds' angles are relative to that of the hours, but reversed.
I am checking if there is a rectangle to the right or bottom and increasing the width or height by 1 to 'connect' them. It is a somewhat ugly solution since it is now always drawing every rectangle twice (to prevent an extra 1 by 1 rectangle when both height and width are increased on the same rectangle). Maybe it would be better to draw an extra 1 by 'size' rectangle at the bottom and/or right?
I just pushed an update that adds attribution at the clock level - check it out! |
While this is ultimately a collaborative, community open source project, I'd like to be thoughtful and generous in crediting coders who contributed. Maybe a list of github usernames for each clock in the README? Or should we rely on the fact that github the tool itself ultimately tracks this?
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