Kaigi Timekeeper¶ ↑

‘Kaigi Timekeepr’ is a browser based Timekeeper application for conferences. Initially, this application was written for Tokyo RubyKaigi01. (That is a Regional RubyKaigi instance, regional.rubykaigi.org/tokyo01)

Live Demo¶ ↑

kakutani.com/products/kaigi_timekeeper/

RECOMMEND: Browse via a box SEVENBAR bold font (7barPBd) installed. (the font is available on www.trojanbear.net/omake.htm )

Usage¶ ↑

Kaigi Timekeepr hotkeys:

• ‘c’ - configuration

• ‘SPACE’ - start / stop (pause/resume is not supported so far.)

• ‘r’,‘left arrow’ - rewind to initial status.

Installation¶ ↑

Kaigi TimeKeeper requires local proxy http server to workaround the Flash security model. (If you don’t need to remain minutes anouncements w/ voice announcement, proxy server running will be optional.)

1. Install SEVENBAR bold font(named ‘7barPBd’) via www.trojanbear.net/omake.htm

2. $ git clone git://github.com/kakutani/kaigi_timekeeper.git

3. $ ruby timekeepersrv (If you don’t have ruby, you can write similar http proxy.)

4. localhost:8111 via some web browser. (8111 is default and configurable.)

4(optional). Some fullscreen utility should be useful. Megazoomer on OSX,for example.

Repository¶ ↑

git://github.com/kakutani/kaigi_timekeeper.git

Author(s)¶ ↑

Kakutani Shintaro (shintaro at kakutani dot com), kakutani.com

Credits¶ ↑

• troyjanbear.net for quartz clock font ‘7barPBd’. It’s free. Awesome! www.trojanbear.net/omake.htm

• Unou Labs for soundapi: labs.unoh.net/2006/11/javascriptmp3.html

• Miho Suzuki (also known as Suzune-Miho) for amazing announce voice suites.