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chore(deps): bump moment from 2.29.1 to 2.29.2
Bumps moment from 2.29.1 to 2.29.2.
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75e2ac5Build 2.29.25a29877Bump version to 2.29.24fd847bUpdate changelog for 2.29.24211bfc[bugfix] Avoid loading path-looking locales from fsf2a813a[misc] Fix indentation (according to prettier)7a10de8[test] Avoid hours around DSTe968092[locale] ar-ly: fix locale name (#5828)53d7ee6[misc] fix builds (#5836)52019f1[misc] Specify length of toArray return type (#5766)0dcaaa6[locale] tr: update translation of Monday and Saturday (#5756)- Additional commits viewable in compare view
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I'm not sure what the specific implementation details would be.
Codesandbox has a "live" feature you could look at it their GitHub repository.
As far as a free web service for an API, I think some low cost options would be Digital Ocean, Firebase App, and possibly AWS lambda depending on the implementation.
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On Tue, Apr 28, 2020, 1:52 AM Bengt Brodersen [email protected] wrote:
Any idea which free service I could use for that?
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Here's a shortcut that doesn't require a service. Generate a URL that encodes the end time (for countdown timers) or the start time (for count-up timers). Start your timer, share a link, and the recipient's timer will be in sync with yours.
Given the small range of possible times, you could probably make a pretty compact encoding scheme.
Nice idea, however I think it would be as easy as everybody managed his own timer. Without a real sync it does not add much value, because you can not pause the time in a synched. way
Thanks @qoomon . Wanted to share my appreciation for the simplicity of your design here. I think it captures the spirit of the original Time Timer quite nicely.