neroden
Engineer
As I noted elsewhere, Amtrak finally released GTFS data (though it has a few bugs), which is making it possible to generate real timetables (for the routes without the data bugs, anyway).
I still have some major things to do before considering this ready for release. Particularly getting the stations with baggage service noted properly. But also getting a decent-looking title on the page. But I wanted to show off my progress anyway.
A lot of what I've done on the program in the past few weeks has been under-the hood code restructuring, which doesn't give visible changes in the timetable. The internal code structure is looking more and more robust for general timetable production; very flexible for different data presentation, I think.
Anyway, this is a current California Zephyr timetable based on Amtrak's March 4 GTFS release (the most recent).
I still have some major things to do before considering this ready for release. Particularly getting the stations with baggage service noted properly. But also getting a decent-looking title on the page. But I wanted to show off my progress anyway.
A lot of what I've done on the program in the past few weeks has been under-the hood code restructuring, which doesn't give visible changes in the timetable. The internal code structure is looking more and more robust for general timetable production; very flexible for different data presentation, I think.
Anyway, this is a current California Zephyr timetable based on Amtrak's March 4 GTFS release (the most recent).