Not only arbitrary, as selecting a good set of colors would take some time. Should provide some alternate sets of color schemes by default and maybe the ability to share custom color schemes. (Could use that to get users to submit color schemes for possible inclusion as defaults.)

Also affects closing the browser, and restoring the session. Probably something to do with routing.

Data is already downloaded, just needs to be displayed.

Just a suggestion to the sorting of Class No in the Class Schedule: sort by ascending length of Class No first, then by alphabetical order. This way, Class No 10, 11, etc. will not appear before 2. Cheers!

Suggested by Ho Ping Yin

Both for displayed timetable and export methods.

Already chosen 0800-2100 to fit 1024px width, should additionally hide 2100-0000 when not used.

Especially important for module pages, none of which can be seen by search engines currently.

Reported by Lim Wei Zhong via email:

I’m on Firefox 24.6.0 ESR, and the .navbar-header seems too small to accommodate the home icon and the text box. Because the text box overflows to the next line, it obstructs more than half of Monday. I’ve experimented and I need to increase its width by exactly 10 px. Hope this information helps and you can correct it. Thank you!

Wow, you must have had it setup really fast! I didn’t like the new look of Firefox 29 much, but wanted to still stay updated. Thanks for downloading it and trying out! I didn’t really mean just change the width, but I thought you could figure out the actual cause, because I assumed you know why you set that width in the first place. There’s also another weird problem... do you notice the “Title” button in the group of buttons “Code”, “Group”, “Room”, “Title”, “Week” can’t be seen? If I change the enclosing form element to a smaller width it fits to the right of the module list, and those buttons re-appear...!

Suggested by Camillus Gerard Cai

E.g. clicking Accounting would activate just the Accounting filter among the Faculty/Department filters.

Expected behaviour: to reach the first theme after the last theme.
Actual behaviour: nothing happens after 'next'-ing the last theme; to reach the first theme, you need to reverse through all the intermediary themes.

Code is in dire need of some documentation. Probably will use Docco.

Semesters start on 2nd Monday of January/August. CORS round dates are tied to semester start dates.

I couldn't find the filter box on the left panel. I want to find out what modules should I took after completing this modules.

For example, after took one of the module last semester, I decided that I want to pursue in depth about this course. So usually I filter what courses have that modules as its prerequisite.

Unfortunately, I'm not sure if I am the only one who do that.

Reported by Hor Ping Yin and Wong Hua Zhong

Please see the below screen print for details.

Wish you can resolve it soon. Thank you very much. 😄

E.g. MA1505 tutorials. But should still maintain ease-of-use on touch screens.

To reproduce bug: Use chrome. Add a module. Change its timeslot in the timetable. Visit another page. Press back button. Module selection is remembered, but timeslot has changed back to default.

When I press enter it redirect me to the module detail page instead of add the module to the list. Not sure if this is the expected behavior.

Using own custom system, not Exhibit 3.0. Would be faster / lighter and easier to extend. (Currently only a few bits of functionality have been added to the Exhibit 3.0 code we are using, and it is not easy to add more.)

Can result in uneven color distributions when adding/removing many modules.

From NUSMods Facebook page:

Lim Chai Hou Danny
Hi! The URL's sharing nice, but once someone opens another's link, his/her own saved timetable appears to be overwritten by the timetable in the link.

Do you think disabling automatic saves when opening a link or even an explicit save/load function would work here?

Thanks for the great job as always :)

NUSMods.com · NUS CORS Module Finder & Timetable Builder (Unofficial)
You're welcome! Yeah the current url is always saved regardless, hadn't gotten around to improving it yet.

Since the app's using localStorage not cookies, it should have at least 5MB at its disposal, enough to save ~40,000 unique timetable configurations of normal workload. So that opens up quite a few possibilities.

I'm thinking maybe something like a game: autosave the current configuration every time there's a change of modules, so there'd be a history stack which can be accessed fully via infinite scrolling, and also explicit saves, which will stay on top of the stack.

Then roll it all up in a autocompleting input like the one that adds modules, so could search through history by code/timestamp. Might be too much info/functionality to fit nicely, gotta see. What do you think?

Lim Chai Hou Danny
wow. Actually, we can just have explicit saves and if time permits, autosaves that trigger at every page load and page unload/leave, since the change of mods can be reversed by using the browser's Back capability already (which may also trigger a lot of duplicates in the history stack)

The autosaves can still be scrolled & searched through and quickly loaded as you suggested. :)

NUSMods.com · NUS CORS Module Finder & Timetable Builder (Unofficial)
Yeah have to figure out what level of granularity for autosaves would be most useful. Page load/unload definitely makes sense. Like you said, just add that and explicit saves for starters, then maybe see if any additional autosave points would be good.

When I said change of mods the idea is that it would autosave the last configuration for every unique set of mods within a session, so that you could compare between different sets without needing to explicitly save. But yeah might be too much noise.

I have been questioning about the endless pagination in many sites, because I find myself quite annoyed because I was overwhelmed by lots of content in the page.

In short, I still prefer the simple pagination for NUSmods listing.

Here's an article that discuss about endless pagination.
http://ux.stackexchange.com/a/33408/43219

In the module finder the top part of the page is rather messy due to the over-crowding of the filter choices. This could be solved using a sliding menu in vertical or horizontal orientation.

Using something like Bootstrap Tour Chardin.js or Hopscotch.

I usually plan my courses, one semester before.
So, in the past I can switch to the next semester.
In which I couldn't achieve it anymore.
How do I do it in the new release?

Or At least How can I search for the course that is offered next semester?

Status: Awaiting reply from IVLE team about whether it can be added to the /Delta_ModuleTimeTable IVLE API endpoint.

From NUSMods Facebook page:

Lim Chai Hou Danny
The last one about specifying the lec/tut/lab groups manually is available on the official builder and somewhat so in nuschedule. In the latter users can just click on individual buttons representing the different lec/tut/lab groups and the module timeslots will change accordingly. Useful for students whose groups are assigned (mainly Engin) or just quickly checking for clashes after the balloting. (Instead of displaying all the group buttons they can be hidden in a popup or something.)

NUSMods.com · NUS CORS Module Finder & Timetable Builder (Unofficial)
6. I think enhanced dropdowns, kinda like in the official builder, would be the way to go? As in that case you already know the name and it'd be faster to select it via auto-completion. But yeah needs to be somewhere where it doesn't clutter up the interface. I'm thinking like maybe a pop-out sidebar with all the dropdowns arranged vertically, then you could just type and tab through the controls quickly.

Lim Chai Hou Danny
6. Yeah, I agree with the dropdown ones. Maybe the sidebar can be minified and placed beside the listed mods at the bottom again.

From NUSMods Facebook page:

Lim Chai Hou Danny
5. Hiding mods refer to being able to quickly hide the module's exam, lec, tuts and labs from the builder instead of having to remove and re-add it. Good for those who want to be able to add a lot of mods first and shortlist them or work out a good <5-day week timetable. Still quite low priority as the mod can be re-added fairly quickly.

Why the courses are no longer grouped in the new release?

The issue with this design is that I couldn't browse for the courses under a certain school.
For example: I wanted to browse for all module under "School of Business", or "School of Computing", I have to find out what are the courses from school of computing and school of business. Such as:

1. Information System
2. Computer Science
3. Financial Accounting
4. Strategy & Policy
5. etc..

Confirmed on Android and iOS

Possibly due to different proxy behavior.

When I click the show-hide action of a particular module, a random outcome appear on the timetable.
In the screenshot, you see the module ES1102, get displayed multiple times.

After this behavior, I also can't remove some of the other module on my list.

Minor visual bug when switching to pages which load asynchronously.

Example:

1. Start session from http://nusmods.com/modules
2. Scroll down
3. Switch to timetable which has some modules

Scroll bar will appear to jump to top then disappear when page has loaded. It should simply stay in position, then disappear once page loads.

related: https://github.com/Leventhan/ModCrasher

Refer to Google doc here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/126ycJnWR87LSHEm1xhxUeG5xu5jF9-c9UyaI42y90sQ/edit

Requested to bring the feature back by Hor Ping Yin