Schedule / Timetables

[Mike van Riel]

Hello all,

During the past few weeks I have given some thought on how to best
present the schedule in a format where you can see the time and tracks
next to eachother.

Today I encountered a link to a website having such a schedule
(http://www.northseajazz.com/nl/programma/2011/vrijdag-8-juli/blokkenschema)
which I think looks and acts rather nice.

This solution has one big advantage: it can be bought for $12 (
http://codecanyon.net/item/timetable-for-events-with-php-jquery-and-xml/546355?ref=RikdeVos)
and adapted to our needs.

The downsides:
* it does not seem very responsive, for the lower resolutions it might
be necessary to supply a simpler solution. At the very least it should
be tested on lower resolutions and touch enabled devices.
* CodeCanyon slaps GPL on this product, we might want to request a
different license.

Another demo: http://rikdevos.com/demos/timetable/

What do you think?

Mike

[lornajane]

Looks very interesting to me - and you reminded me of a series of
emails I exchanged with the developer of this cute little app that
does scheduling for festivals and things like FOSDEM:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.gaast.giggity&feature=search_result

Lorna

On Apr 18, 5:14 pm, Mike van Riel <mike.vanr...@naenius.com> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> During the past few weeks I have given some thought on how to best
> present the schedule in a format where you can see the time and tracks
> next to eachother.
>
> Today I encountered a link to a website having such a schedule

> (http://www.northseajazz.com/nl/programma/2011/vrijdag-8-juli/blokkens...)

> which I think looks and acts rather nice.
>

> This solution has one big advantage: it can be bought for $12 (http://codecanyon.net/item/timetable-for-events-with-php-jquery-and-x...)