Thanks for the post, I appreciate it. Saw it a bit late as I was a bit inactive on lemmy for the past few months.
It should also work on desktop, but I am experiencing performance issues as quite a lot of users are on it. Way more than I expected…
Okay will take a look at the Team Radios. The delay is a feature I wanted to get out asap, but I am gonna revisit it again and make it better, the saving is definitely a good idea!
I deployed a new version of the backend, im gonna test it during the race, if it doesn’t work, I’ll revert to the old version. Let’s see how this goes…
Thank you I appreciate it a lot. The mini sectors were a big part of why I wanted to create f1-dash 😅 And the delay feature Is still a bit wonky but I really wanted to add it because its such a bad feeling getting spoilers from the live timing 😂
It has some difficulty I think and will take some time, but it’s on my todo list.
Yeah I also noticed this, definitely something is going wrong. The server was under some use because the backend is hosted on an old desktop of a friend which also runs other game servers, which probably impacted performance.
Yeah go ahead and run it on your own machine, all you need is bun, node and yarn :)
But thank you for your feedback 🙏🏻
Yeah it’s a known issue, Safari doesn’t like the SVG text updates. I need to take a deeper look into that once. But thanks for the feedback!
Oh yeah, thanks for the feedback. I think currently it’s UTC. Will look into it:)
Yeah it’s fun to watch it on the side sometimes. And thank you I appreciate it :)
Thanks! I often have it pulled up on the side to take a look at from time to time during the race :)
Experience live telemetry and timing data from Formula 1 races. Get insights into leaderboards, tire choices, gaps, lap times, sector times, team radios, and more.
cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/1996561
> For sometime I have been using a real-time Formula 1 Live Timing Website called f1.tfeed.net. But I always didn't quite like the UI of it, its a great website for functionality don't get me wrong but the UI looks quite "old". So I decided to write my own Formula 1 Live Timing Dashboard. > For now It looks like this: > > ! > > And with the next GP coming right up, I thought now would be a great time to "release it to the public". > > So here is the f1-dash Website > > Its has been In the works for a couple Months now, mainly because I wanted to over engineer it, but failed. > > Its also completely free to use, as well as open-source on Github, so If you would like to contribute, feel free. > > I hope u like it and have fun using it. > > Things Id like to do next are: > - Race Schedule of Current Seasons and Past Seasons > - Because of that maybe a replay option of old races > - Head to Head View > - Favorite driver Highlighting > - Position after Pitstop > - Graphs for Gap and Laptime > - Write backend in Rust >
Experience live telemetry and timing data from Formula 1 races. Get insights into leaderboards, tire choices, gaps, lap times, sector times, team radios, and more.
For sometime I have been using a real-time Formula 1 Live Timing Website called f1.tfeed.net. But I always didn't quite like the UI of it, its a great website for functionality don't get me wrong but the UI looks quite "old". So I decided to write my own Formula 1 Live Timing Dashboard. For now It looks like this:
And with the next GP coming right up, I thought now would be a great time to "release it to the public".
So here is the f1-dash Website
Its has been In the works for a couple Months now, mainly because I wanted to over engineer it, but failed.
Its also completely free to use, as well as open-source on Github, so If you would like to contribute, feel free.
I hope u like it and have fun using it.
Things Id like to do next are:
- Race Schedule of Current Seasons and Past Seasons
- Because of that maybe a replay option of old races
- Head to Head View
- Favorite driver Highlighting
- Position after Pitstop
- Graphs for Gap and Laptime
- Write backend in Rust