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minor improvements to the LifeMap Poster creation form
- If you are interested in a printed poster get in touch through this form: https://citystrides.com/contact
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various minor code & design improvements
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work in progress on integrating with Suunto
- I’m having a really tough time figuring out how to decode FIT files with Ruby, though, so I don’t know if I’ll ultimately be successful with this integration
- I’m having a really tough time figuring out how to decode FIT files with Ruby, though, so I don’t know if I’ll ultimately be successful with this integration
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added some more cities from the list, along with Vatican City, Uzbekistan, and Serbia
- This brings us to collectively running in over 100 countries!
- This brings us to collectively running in over 100 countries!
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changed the city border to a thicker single line -
added the Global Running Day Challenge and made it open for anyone to join
- I’ll have more on this soon, but I intend to create a page that showcases our efforts … How many streets can we collectively complete in one day?
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caused and then fixed some bugs 
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fixed a bug that would add a city to your list without completing a street in it
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improve syncing some wonky MapMyFitness activities
- There are some odd cases where the GPS data is stored in a separate “route” instead of on the activity itself
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package updates
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Is there not an SDK for FIT files? I have not used it myself though. I know GoldenCheetah parses fit files so perhaps go dig around how they do it. It’s C++, but maybe it can help you along.
Yeah, I saw the SDK was focused on c, c++, etc, and decided to look for ruby-specific info. None of the gems that I’ve tried have worked at all, so I tried wrapping my head around things by trying to reference how each gem tries to work. I’ll try the same approach via the actual SDK to see if that helps…
Feeling extremely Not Smart™ right now.