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they are basically just duplicate info anyways
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👍 Looks good! There are a few things that I'd recommend for readability going forward, but overall I like where it's going.

### iOS

1. Navigate to https://classclock.app in Safari (not tested on other browsers)
1. Navigate to ClassClock in Safari (not tested on other browsers)
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We should include a link, in case people don't know the URL.

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its in the github description thingy. im thinking this part of the README will eventually be moved to like a support page or guides page or something on the classclock website

var currentHours = 0;
var currentMinutes = 0;
var currentSeconds = 0;
let DAY_OFF_FLAG = "day off"
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I'd recommend putting the flags into an object/enum to really drive home the fact that they're flags (vs. constant variables/strings). This way, anytime you reference a flag it would show as ScheduleFlags.DAY_OFF_FLAG.

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yeah that sounds good. one of us can add it when we have time

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this has been done (i think) in the react version

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Oh, and one more thing. Since this project is starting to get pretty big, do you want to start moving over to TypeScript? From personal experience - it helps in larger projects.

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would Typescript break compatibility with any browsers or introduce bulky dependencies?

@MoralCode MoralCode changed the title V1.1rc v0.2rc Mar 19, 2019
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MoralCode commented Mar 19, 2019

because i messed up and prematurely tagged c178194 as v1.0 (has been fixed now), I am closing this and am going to resubmit this PR on a v0.2rc branch

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@MoralCode MoralCode changed the title v0.2rc v1.1rc Mar 21, 2019
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