Stage calculator

[apollolux]

I made an online stage calculator! Enter your starting date and choose how many stages (or groups of 32 days) you plan to listen to (up to 192 days or a 6-stage sub), and the dates of each stage's beginning and the expected end date will be calculated and display below. It displays a full date according to your browser's locale (i.e. your language and country settings) and assumes 12 noon UTC+0 of that day for now.

Use it at: http://www.luxatom.com/stage.html

It's all client-side JS, so it can be easily implemented directly on sub-shop in the future. I put an ad on the page for any possible AdSense revenue.

[JackOfHearts]

Yours is more simple to use than mine was. But less complete.
http://subliminal-talk.com/thread-3455-p...l#pid54508

[apollolux]

Yours is more simple to use than mine was. But less complete.
http://subliminal-talk.com/thread-3455-p...l#pid54508

I was looking for that post when I made mine, yes. I look forward to adding some or all of your extras to mine, Alpha360!

edit: Yours is indeed extremely detailed. It's more likely a candidate for becoming a full-fledged (web?) app (especially the keeping track of certain self-reported feelings and states and creating the graphs) rather than a simple calculator.

[Shawn]

I made a stage calculator! Enter your starting date and choose how many stages (or groups of 32 days) you plan to listen to (up to 192 days or a 6-stage sub), and the dates of each stage's beginning and the expected end date will be calculated and display below. It displays a full date according to your browser's locale (i.e. your language and country settings) and assumes 12 noon UTC+0 of that day for now.

Use it at: http://www.luxatom.com/stage.html

It's all client-side JS, so it can be easily implemented directly on sub-shop in the future. I put an ad on the page for any possible AdSense revenue.

I had always used my own calculator, but I think it's useful for people who want to keep it simple. One suggestion: Let the people know which date format is required. For example I tried to enter a date in our European date format which doesn't work (DD.MM.YYYY).

[apollolux]

One suggestion: Let the people know which date format is required. For example I tried to enter a date in our European date format which doesn't work (DD.MM.YYYY).

Good idea, the Mozilla doc about what's accepted is too vague anyways. I put the note on it now about accepting MM-DD-YYYY and YYYY-MM-DD, and modern browsers (except Safari on Mac for some reason) should pop up a datepicker when you click the field.

[apollolux]

Update: Clicking on a stage now lists what the expected 32 days for that stage should be. One step closer to Alpha360's spreadsheet!

[Spiritman]

This is brilliant! Simple and to the point! Easy on the eyes as well!

[Shawn]

MM-DD-YYYY doesn't work for me, but MM/DD/YYYY. The other one is working fine. (Cyberfox)

The funny thing is, Microsoft Edge shows me a datepicker using the European date format (But it works that way here).

[enoch]

I'll leave this here.

http://progknife.github.io/date-cycle-calculator/