Thanks for adding this project to source forge. I was able to get it working after tinkering for a little while. I'm a J2EE engineer in the Silicon Valley. I would love to add an energy chart setting so I can track my heart rate versus the amount of potential and kinetic energy based on speed, elevation, and my mass. Let me know what you think. I tried in excel but the speed was all messed up when I brought the tcx file exported into excel.
Anyways, thanks again.
Let me know if you're interested in me contributing to the project. I've checked out the code using anonymous cvs.
pbitty
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Hi pbitty,
thanks for trying out Bahamontes! Glad to hear you got it working.
Yes, I like to discuss having you contribute to the project. Email me at onno at onno dot com.
I have made a bunch of changes since last I checked code in (which is some months ago I believe). I'll try to find time this weekend to warp that up and check it all back in.
Onno.
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Thanks for adding this project to source forge. I was able to get it working after tinkering for a little while. I'm a J2EE engineer in the Silicon Valley. I would love to add an energy chart setting so I can track my heart rate versus the amount of potential and kinetic energy based on speed, elevation, and my mass. Let me know what you think. I tried in excel but the speed was all messed up when I brought the tcx file exported into excel.
Anyways, thanks again.
Let me know if you're interested in me contributing to the project. I've checked out the code using anonymous cvs.
pbitty
Hi pbitty,
thanks for trying out Bahamontes! Glad to hear you got it working.
Yes, I like to discuss having you contribute to the project. Email me at onno at onno dot com.
I have made a bunch of changes since last I checked code in (which is some months ago I believe). I'll try to find time this weekend to warp that up and check it all back in.
Onno.