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F1 Live Timing Map

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Luis Sobrecueva
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Apr. 12, 12 · Interview
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this is a live timing map application for f1 championship races made using javascript and google maps markers. the live timing data is supplied by formula1.com.

it’s interactive, you can press over a driver to track him or press into an empty map zone to untrack and have a general view.
it has also been made with a responsive design to adapt it to mobile browsers using jquerymobile framework.

f1 live timing map

how it works:

  • the client side:

    until the race start date a countdown and a demo race is showed.
    when the countdown finishes it will connect to server (using ajax) to get the live timing data from server (every five seconds) and the interface will be updated using this data.

  • the server side:

    it uses a django app for the web page and the static race data (circuit, laps, drivers) is put into the html using the django template system.
    for the dynamic data (live timing) i have modified the source of a c program for the linux terminal called live-f1 to generate a json with the data that the client requires instead of printing it on terminal screen.

enjoy the race!

Data (computing) mobile app Google Maps terminal Django (web framework) Driver (software) Printing Template

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