When I load the page, the time is correctish. However, if I leave the page open, the time quickly becomes stale. Can a frontend module be introduced that refreshes the page every few seconds so that the time is always correctish?

I really like your clock, could you add timezone selection? I am based in Berlin timezone and this is quite confusing.

See e7c2da8 for an example where it skipped 1:54
The delay in the update script should be less than one minute to take into account the time it takes to run the other commands.

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This doesn't scale.
I think that when time is updated, you should deploy a new server.
Packer should do the job.

I am currently using
$.get("index.html").children[0].children[0].children[0]
in all of my projects on setInterval, would be nice to see an extensive API for real time.

To live up to the spirits of ISO 8601 a syntactical-descriptive colons shall be used to separate the numbers indicating hours, minutes, and seconds in such abbreviated measures of time.

https://www.iso.org/standard/40874.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colon_(punctuation)#Syntactical-descriptive

note:

British English uses a point for this purpose but that is not important right now.

As a consumer of the fourth dimension, I would like a convenient way to receive updates if the time happens to change. With the current implementation, if I want to know if the time has changed, I need to visit your website. I propose that email functionality be provided. This way, users can be notified immediately when (and if) the time changes.

Is this something on your project roadmap, or is it only planned for a future Enterprise Edition?

Please provide a plain-text version, I'm not comfortable parsing HTML for production use.

This will allow us to modify build.sh mid-timechange without big issues