3.3-Clock-ColemanCox

[ColemanCox]

• [ ] A visible build on GH Pages: with a link to the final build in your issue
• [x] A Pull Request link in your issues
• [ ] Time should update every second on the clock
• [ ] The clock should modify the colors of the background based on the time
• [ ] Make it Tick
  • [x] Create and commit a new file in called main.js
  • [ ] Created and committed and RAN main.js
  • [ ] console.log the current time on page load.
  • [ ] console.log the current time every second.
  • [ ] Display the current time every second
  • [ ] Display the current time, padded with zeros to be exactly two digits long, every second.
  • [ ] console.logthe percentage of a minute that the current seconds represents (e.g., if 30 seconds have elapsed,console.log` 0.5)
  • [ ] Using the percent above, dynamically modify the length of the timer bar.
  • [ ] console.log a hexidecimal color that is based on the current second every second.
  • [ ] Dynamically update the background color of the page using the color.
  • [ ] Display the generated color's hex value on hover.
• Hard Mode
  • [ ] Show the percentage of a second under the current time
  • [ ] Make the time show up in hex every other second instead of human readable: Check this out radix should = 16

[ColemanCox]

https://github.com/ColemanCox/3.3-clock/pull/1

[rtablada]

@ColemanCox try to write a small bit of anything that you might not understand to tackle this. Let's not worry about ACTUALLY finishing this right now but I want to judge comfort level to see if we need to do a review of window.setInterval and callbacks.

[rtablada]

@ColemanCox the code you have on the develop branch, but it is the work we did in class to make a count down instead of the assignment

[rtablada]

Also still missing GH Pages