about.rvt

<?
	package require ergkeeper

	::ergkeeper::page_init
	::ergkeeper::page_response
	::ergkeeper::page_head "About ErgKeeper"

	puts [head "Frequently Asked Questions"]

    puts [head "What's All This, Then?" 3]

	puts {
		<p>
			This site was developed by <a href="https://keybase.io/nugget">David McNett</a>
			because he's a lazy slacker and couldn't be bothered to do math after he was done
			rowing on his Concept2 rowing machine but really, really wanted his workouts to
			be reflected on his <a href="http://runkeeper.com/user/macnugget">RunKeeper account</a>.
		</p>
		<p>
			The universe lacked a simple way to get erg workouts posted to RunKeeper.  So he wrote one.
		</p>
		<p>
			David is happily using this site as he'd hoped.  You're welcome to use it too.  This is just
			a thing that some guy made.  ErgKeeper doesn't want your cash, it doesn't want to show you
			ads, it doesn't even really care if you ever upgrade to a RunKeeper Elite account.  Really.
		</p>
	}

	puts [head "Why can't you just pull from my Concept2 Online Logbook?" 3]

	puts {
		<p>
			While it's possible that this function will be added in the future, it didn't seem
			immediately practical.  The CSV upload approach is a sane approach and does manage
			to significantly lower the burden on the user.  The loss of detail when posting to
			the Concept2 Online Log is significant.  The raw CSV logfile exports contain more
			information which we use when posting to RunKeeper.
		</p>
	}

	puts [head "I'm a Huge Geek Too!" 3]

	puts {
		<p>
			Awesome!  If you want to help out, the source code for this site is open and available
			on a github repository.  It's written in Tcl (Apache Rivet),  requires PostgreSQL on
			the back-end, and assumes you're hosting on some flavor of Unix.
		</p>
		<p>
			<a href="https://github.com/nugget/ergkeeper">https://github.com/nugget/ergkeeper</a>
		</p>
		<p>
			You can, in theory, even run your own instance of ErgKeeper, although that would require
			you to create your own <a href="http://runkeeper.com/partner/applications">RunKeeper Application</a>
			so that you can have your own API key.
		</p>
	}

	puts [head "What if I have problems?" 3]

	puts {
		<p>
			I can be reached at support@ergkeeper.com or you can open an issue on the
			<a href="https://github.com/nugget/ergkeeper/issues">issue tracker</a>.
		</p>
	}

	::ergkeeper::page_foot
	::ergkeeper::page_term
?>