clock

I wanted to create a view that would help me for a Timer. (MinRange - MaxRange) It could be for minutes or hours and then an editable Range. Furthermore, the user had to be able to choose where to start and where to end (MinValue - MaxValue) The timer when it started had to show how far it had...

This is a short Example of what is possible with this 2 views. I spend a lot of time in creating views, like this and to create a high quality view cost a lot of time. If you want to support me and further views, then you can do it here by Paypal or with a coffee. :)...

Thanks to @wonder for his nice "Analog Clock with Sound", this safes me a lot of time. I spend a lot of time in creating views, like this and to create a high quality view cost a lot of time. If you want to support me and further views, then you can do it here by Paypal or with a coffee. :)...

Hello! When i use the TimeDialog class from the Dialogs2 library (from @agraham ). Is there a way to programmatically increase the size of the clock based on the device's screen? Thank you for your time.

The clock uses ATMEGA328 internal timers to get 1 minute time base which is as accurate as the 16MHz crystal. The code works for Arduino Nano and Uno only. Code has inline C for setting the timers, and wire lib for the OLED. The DF Player plays many sound formats. The talking clock can be used...

I wanted to have resizable widget, So I searched the forum for that and i found this: link However, when I compile the app it show me this error:

The clock uses Text To Speech to read the time. It is set as a service so it reads time hourly at the background. Leave the clock running in your office so at least once every hour you get to hear something that makes sense.

Here is my 24 hour clock as Widget Project. V 09.03.2018 i useing a dot for the seconds now and i set the service as foreground. (it is possible that this Widget drawing also if it is not visible, i am open for improvements ..)

as the title said, a custom view of my 24 hour clock (just for fun) build into a library. unzip Clock24.zip into libraries folder or your extra librarys folder, then refresh library list in ide and select Clock24. for download link please scroll to 1.04 the idea behind my 24 hour clock view...