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Sliding time window #32
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Hi Dalan! Thanks for suggesting that. I do like the idea! I don't have a lot of time to work on tz these days, but I'll definitely look into it. 👍🏻 |
Yeh this would be amazing ❤️ Perhaps overlaps with the idea of "heatmapping" across timezones? e.g.
Then you could see if your heatmapped hours overlap and then you have a suitable time? Could take a stab at this if someone has an idea about the implementation? |
Would be cool if |
I agree that it would be nice. 😄 I think there are several features here:
As I understand it, the first of this list was the scope of this issue, and I forgot to close it. I'll fix that now. 😅 If you've got the time and interest for any of the other two, you're very welcome to file PRs! 😄🙌🏻 |
I want to be able to use this for choosing appropriate hours of the day between cities.
The site I use most for this is timeanddate.com
E.g.
https://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/meetingtime.html?iso=20221023&p1=446&p2=4
In some cases for the current day, there isn't sufficient overlap in working hours to schedule a meeting time, so I want to advance to the next 24 hours of overlap.
When moving the cursor to the right, it currently just winds back around to the beginning of the current 24 hour window, I propose that it now advances and redraws or advances the window forward in time.
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