I just wrote yet another clock app, Bold Clock. I wanted it to be simple, readable and practical analog clock.
So it's drawn with thick lines and turn on LCD when "faceUp" event occurs.
There are still console log messages left for debugging. I'll iterate and may send PR if it deemed usable.
I have been looking for a programmable watch with heart rate monitor for long time. And I'm super happy to get hold of a beta unit.
I used to play around with Ruputer watch from Seiko which run DOS twenty years ago. Bangle.js reminds me of the exciting times ;-) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruputer
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Hi,
I just wrote yet another clock app, Bold Clock. I wanted it to be simple, readable and practical analog clock.
So it's drawn with thick lines and turn on LCD when "faceUp" event occurs.
You can install it from my github page (look for "Bold Clock")
https://aerialist.github.io/BangleApps/
or try it on emulator
https://www.espruino.com/ide/emulator.html?codeurl=https://aerialist.github.io/BangleApps/apps/boldclk/bold_clock.js&upload
There are still console log messages left for debugging. I'll iterate and may send PR if it deemed usable.
I have been looking for a programmable watch with heart rate monitor for long time. And I'm super happy to get hold of a beta unit.
I used to play around with Ruputer watch from Seiko which run DOS twenty years ago. Bangle.js reminds me of the exciting times ;-)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ruputer