Experiment 1: Slidy Clock
by RobMiles (community developer)popularity rank: 206
description: A digital clock with a sliding background. I wanted to find out how many transparent layers I can slide together before the Chumby slows down. The answer is 4. You can find the code in my Chumby pages at [[http://www.robmiles.com/chumby]]
preview of 'Experiment 1: Slidy Clock' app
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Comments
RobMiles
– January 29 2010
Ooops. Should be fixed now. Please let me know if it isn't.
dpigott
– January 28 2010
Cool clock, only it never shows the right time on my chumby. It's always like 9 hours off.
RobMiles
– January 26 2010
I've just got hold of a Chumby One, and for some reason it seems to be noticeably slower. I'm not sure why, perhaps there is more backbground processing going on.
osval
– January 14 2010
It will be great to do the same experiment with the Chumby One to see the results. The Chumby One has a better processor so I think it will be able to handle more layers.
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