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Our little graph is infinitely scalable and stretchable.”įrom start to finish, this was about a three-week project.Īnd no, it didn’t slow down development on. Learn -webkit-transform and love it! Oh, I tried using Google Chart for the support graph, but it wasn’t flexible enough. The rounded corners, the gradients, the animation – all CSS. HTML/CSS: Neven says, “This baby is all WebKit candy. Twitter: feeds use Twitter’s simple (little-known?) blogger JSON service.

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Calendar: Steve used the PHP iCalendar library to parse our group Mac OS X Server calendar. Bus Arrivals: this is using the fantastic Tri-Met real-time REST API. Support Queue: I’m weird, and PHP IMAP libraries felt too heavy for just getting message counts, so I decided to do raw IMAP protocol calls over a socket.

Display Mount: Hard to find a vertical mount! Wound up with the Premier Mounts RFM, and like it. We loaded Chrome on it, since it has a nice full-screen view - sadly, that meant we had to lose Safari’s beautiful text anti-aliasing.

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To my surprise, it had a built-in Windows XP Embedded computer (boo), which meant we didn’t have to waste a machine to drive the display (yay).

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Display: I picked the Samsung 460UXN-2 professional display for the thin bezel and lack of branding, airport-style. Open bugs? Implementation Notesįor the truly curious. We can’t wait to add more data in the future. (It helps that when all the boxes are at “zero”, a virtual bottle of champagne appears on-screen, and a physical one is likely removed from the fridge.) Just the simple act of “publicizing” those numbers - not in a cruel way, but a “where are we at as a group?” way - has kept the support process on-task and, I think, made it a bit more like a video game. Les, one of our support guys, said it best after a week: “That board is like magic.” Our support turnaround time is faster than it’s ever been.

What you’re actually looking at is an internal-only webpage that updates frequently using AJAX which shows: The idea quickly grew beyond “Project Status”, and has become a hub of all sorts of internal Panic information.

So, with partial inspiration, Neven, Steve and I built the Panic Status Board. Steve and I realized it was high time we made this Cabel Status Board public… using technology! But a lot of things happening means a high chance that I, the man who lives and breathes Panic and has a giant status board in my head, might not properly explain everything to everyone. This is probably the busiest year in Panic’s history.