Hi,
David García Granda schrieb am 01.12.2011 23:06:
> Yes, this is definitely THE point. Another discussion is about reusing
> installed web server or use an specific one (like the python based one
> Arnd uses).
Good point (forgot to answer ;) Reason I used bottle.py was just some
lazi/easiness
I don't know what this discussion is about. It sounds like we are
discussing rewriting Pytrainer as a web application with a NoSql data
store.
Regarding an ORM and tight coupling to a platform, well, first of all,
if we are implementing our application in Python then of course we are
tightly coupl
Hi,
David García Granda schrieb am 01.12.2011 23:06:
> I see it similar to current database approach where I find
> much easier to use sqlite instead of using locally installed mysql
> one.
Completely agree with you here. The portability and robustness of sqlite
is a huge advantage. (I just had a
Hi,
>> Nevertheless Garmin Communicator does not work on GNU/Linux, so
>> something (garmintools or gpsbabel and some transformation) must run
>> locally.
>
> Yep. Most crucial point, indeed. Here one still needs platform-specific
> solutions.
>
> I also found this
> http://www.andreas-diesner.de/
Hi,
David García Granda schrieb am 01.12.2011 22:40:
> Nevertheless Garmin Communicator does not work on GNU/Linux, so
> something (garmintools or gpsbabel and some transformation) must run
> locally.
Yep. Most crucial point, indeed. Here one still needs platform-specific
solutions.
I also found
John Blance schrieb am 01.12.2011 22:53:
> Just a quick point - HTML5/JS/CSS does not mean it has to be web
> hosted - it can still be a local application
Of course. I guess David just wanted to explain that the typical needs
of such applications are somehow REQUEST-RESPONSE-REQUEST-... like. We
Hi,
2011/12/1 John Blance :
> Hi
>
> On 2 December 2011 10:34, Arnd Zapletal wrote:
>> Hi John,
>>
>> what a nice surprise, welcome back ;)
>
> Thanks - I've been lurking
>
>>
>> John Blance schrieb am 01.12.2011 21:00:
>>> No sure I understand from the image wherethe image where the car ride
Hi
On 2 December 2011 10:34, Arnd Zapletal wrote:
> Hi John,
>
> what a nice surprise, welcome back ;)
Thanks - I've been lurking
>
> John Blance schrieb am 01.12.2011 21:00:
>> No sure I understand from the image wherethe image where the car ride is/isnt
>
> right, you can't see it there,
Hi
Just a quick point - HTML5/JS/CSS does not mean it has to be web
hosted - it can still be a local application
I personally dont have a need to upload or webhost my training
information (although I know a lot of people do)
John
On 2 December 2011 10:40, David García Granda wrote:
> Hi,
>
> 2
Hi,
2011/12/1 John Blance :
> Hi Arnd
>
> On 2 December 2011 08:42, Arnd Zapletal 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
Hi Arnd
On 2 December 2011 08:42, Arnd Zapletal 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).
Christian PERRIER schrieb am 22.11.2011 07:06:
> I confirm this. When I switched from the Garmin Training Center
> software (on Windows) to pytrainer, I was "surprised" by this.
[...]
Thx Christian for your explanation (maybe somewhat clearer than mine ;)
I tried to look a bit deeper into our co
Quoting Arnd Zapletal (a.zaple...@gmail.com):
> therefore I guess we just lost information.
I confirm this. When I switched from the Garmin Training Center
software (on Windows) to pytrainer, I was "surprised" by this.
I use to run when going to/coming back from work the following way:
- leav
Nathan Jones schrieb am 21.11.2011 20:12:
> I'm not sure what you are saying the problem is.
me again ;)
let me give you the part of pytrainer's gpx where the break happened:
...
70.7941895
2011-11-20T12:02:21+01:00
29.4575195
2011-11-20T12:13:07+01:00
...
our logic cannot deduce from thi
Hi,
Nathan Jones schrieb am 21.11.2011 20:12:
> I'm not sure what you are saying the problem is. I think the graph is
> wrong though - the straight line segment should have pace of zero.
No, the gap (where the straight line sits) must not exist at all. The
straight line is also (wrongly) drawn to
I'm not sure what you are saying the problem is. I think the graph is
wrong though - the straight line segment should have pace of zero.
- Nathan
On 22 November 2011 04:54, Arnd Zapletal wrote:
> Hi,
>
> we already had some issues/tickets when people paused an activity on
> their device (typica
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