Show HN: The entire year on a single page
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Re: Show HN: The entire year on a single page
#2Thank you!
(shameless request) Please do make a 2025 one by Nov-Dec and post it back here so we can get it!
Re: Show HN: The entire year on a single page
#3Thank you! (shameless request) Please do make a 2025 one by Nov-Dec and post it back here so we can get it!
Done!
Re: Show HN: The entire year on a single page
#4Would you consider adding the month initial letter to the 1st date of that month? The additional character should be easy to fit into the presentation, and would make it far easier to track!
e.g.
J1, 2, 3...
F1, 2, 3...
M1, 2, 3...
Re: Show HN: The entire year on a single page
#5Would you consider adding the month initial letter to the 1st date of that month? The additional character should be easy to fit into the presentation, and would make it far easier to track! e.g. J1, 2, 3... F1, 2, 3... M1, 2, 3...
Great idea!
Added: https://github.com/hoffa/year-on-a-page/blob/main/renders/20...
EDIT: I actually updated it to omit the day when it's the first day of the month. So instead of A1, it's just A. In the visual progression, seeing "A" seems to be enough to imply "we're now in August (1st)", and it's a little less visually cluttered when quickly scanning. Hopefully it's still clear, happy to adjust!
Re: Show HN: The entire year on a single page
#6Would you consider adding the month initial letter to the 1st date of that month? The additional character should be easy to fit into the presentation, and would make it far easier to track! e.g. J1, 2, 3... F1, 2, 3... M1, 2, 3...
Great idea! Added: https://github.com/hoffa/year-on-a-page/blob/main/renders/20... EDIT: I actually updated it to omit the day when it's the first day of the month. So instead of A1, it's just A. In the visual progression, seeing "A" seems to be enough to imply "we're now in August (1st)", and it's a little less visually cluttered when quickly scanning. Hopefully it's still clear, happy to adjust!
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Only joking; this is great!
Have added it to the next edition of The Memo, due 12/Jun/2024.