Hi Arnd

On 2 December 2011 08:42, Arnd Zapletal <a.zaple...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Good news: I could solve the paused track problem (& BTW learned a lot
> about garmin, gpx, openlayers etc the last week). Linked pic below shows
> the same activity I was talking about on 11/21 (with the car ride in
> between).

No sure I understand from the image where the car ride is/isnt
>
> Bad news: I haven't done this within pytrainer. Instead I built a viewer
> from scratch. Some data were scanned/parsed from *.dump into CouchDB (a
> nosql DB which holds documents JSON like). Very easy and transparent.
>
> To get some views and sorting I used bottle.py, a micro-webframework
> which doesn't depend on anything (except standard python). For UI I took
> some js/jquery. Plotting is done by 'flot' (a jquery library for the new
> HTML5 canvas).
>
> As said, I just wanted a quick hack to process & view data. But now I
> wonder whether such HTML5/JS/CSS interfaces could become serious
> alternatives for desktop applications nowadays.

Wow thats pretty good for a 'quick hack'
I have been wondering the same thing - I havent done much with
pytrainer since switching computing devices (main Android phone and
tablet now, but also a Mac...)

>
> Anybody experienced or interested in this field?

Im definitely interested - not sure if it make sense for pytrainers
progression though

Cheers
John

>
> greetz
> Arnd
>
> https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B5hCMAvs5pUuMmM3NzJkZTEtMTNjYi00ZmUxLTkwMGQtMDM5MTdkMGNjYzg0
>
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