The Pentium Timeline Project going online

[cvandijk]

Created a quick demo: https://content.cvdsoftware.nl/pentiumtimeline/index.html

[cvandijk]

Quick demo with Google Timeline: https://content.cvdsoftware.nl/pentiumtimeline/google-timeline.html

[H3nrik V!]

Especially the latter looks good. Think I had some browser compatibility issues with the first one (though Chrome should be a fine match?)

[H3nrik V!]

I think I would have liked some grouping of speeds if that's possible? So that all 100's came on a line, all 120's in a line etc.?

[cvandijk]

I tested with Firefox and Chrome.

The problem with the Google Timeline one is that is impossible to zoom.

I think with a little bit of styling the first one can look the same as the Google one.

Grouping is possible, will create a demo this evening.

[cvandijk]

Quick grouped demo with Google Timeline: https://content.cvdsoftware.nl/pentiumtimeline/google-timeline-grouped.html

And other one grouped: https://content.cvdsoftware.nl/pentiumtimeline/index-grouped.html

[H3nrik V!]

[cvandijk]

That would be nice, but that information isn't available in the sheet.

[Chook]

Wow, that timeline looks great. I'll have to do the same thing with my Overdrive timeline.

[cvandijk]

[cvandijk]

Grouped MMX/Mobile/Embedded apart, no custom filters yet:
https://content.cvdsoftware.nl/pentiumtimeline/google-timeline-grouped-mmx.html

[H3nrik V!]

[cvandijk]

[xsecret]

The very first P5 ES has taped-out on Week 16, 1992. There is no P5 silicon before this date.

[H3nrik V!]

Nevertheless, according to the spreadsheet, Smithy has one from week14/91?