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What license is the software released under?

It's been reported that the heart icon is appearing outside of it's parent container due to the animation.

https://jawbone.com/up/developer/endpoints

Start collecting data on:

• BMI
• Body Fat %

Use Case

• As of 5PM on Wednesday I have 1350 steps for the day.
• I go to bed at 10PM on Wednesday and I haven't synced my Jawbone since 5PM.
• I walk up at 8AM on Thursday and the scheduler task has been checking JawboneAPI every hour since midnight for new data for Thursday.
• It isn't until I sync my band at 9AM on Thursday to which I add new data for that day which would most likely only be sleep and mood data.
• The issue is that I'm also adding additional steps that were tracked for Wednesday between 5PM - midnight and not yet synced.
• Because the scheduler task is only looking for new data for the new day it doesn't retroactively go back a day and add those unaccounted for steps to the previous day.

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The ability to drag widgets around should only be enabled on desktop. When a user hits the mobile version we should disable dragging. This works as expected in landscape mode on iOS, and responsively on desktop, but it doesn't work as expected on iOS in portrait mode.

I think this is indirectly locking up the screen for iOS users in portrait mode.

I'm suspecting it's related to the sleep widget chart animation taking a little while on mobile. Perhaps we should disable all chart animations on mobile for the sake of speediness?

From HackerNews:

You should put some axes on the steps/calories burned graphs. The upper left time looks like the updated time, but is the graph time over the past hour, day?

Currently a user has no relationship with any of the other resources. We can indirectly simplify the dashboard_controller by adding such relationships. Intern we can just pass an instance of a user to the dashboard_controller and retrieve the necessary data we need.

Example:

class User < ActiveRecord::Base
    has_many :sleeps
end

class Sleep < ActiveRecord::Base
    belongs_to :user
end

Association Basics

Backbone, Angular, or Ember.