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As of a few hours ago, an Omer counter is now live on Judaism Codidact! The counter appears on the right side of the site, and shows the Hebrew date, the day of the Omer, and the day of the week. ...
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Mithical
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2021-04-01T22:49:51Z (over 3 years ago)
- As of a few hours ago, an Omer counter is now live on Judaism Codidact!
The counter appears on the left side of the site, and shows the Hebrew date, the day of the Omer, and the day of the week. It looks like this:- 
- The counter changes at 8PM every day, in your local timezone, to keep more-or-less on track with the Hebrew date without making resource-heavy calculations and whatnot.
- The Omer counter uses the [Hebcal API](https://www.hebcal.com/) to get the Hebrew date and the day of the Omer.
- The counter was implemented by [luap42](https://judaism.codidact.com/users/8058). Thanks, luap!
- As of a few hours ago, an Omer counter is now live on Judaism Codidact!
- The counter appears on the right side of the site, and shows the Hebrew date, the day of the Omer, and the day of the week. It looks like this:
- 
- The counter changes at 8PM every day, in your local timezone, to keep more-or-less on track with the Hebrew date without making resource-heavy calculations and whatnot.
- The Omer counter uses the [Hebcal API](https://www.hebcal.com/) to get the Hebrew date and the day of the Omer.
- The counter was implemented by [luap42](https://judaism.codidact.com/users/8058). Thanks, luap!
#1: Initial revision
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Mithical
·
2021-04-01T21:41:39Z (over 3 years ago)
Omer counter now live on Judaism Codidact!
As of a few hours ago, an Omer counter is now live on Judaism Codidact! The counter appears on the left side of the site, and shows the Hebrew date, the day of the Omer, and the day of the week. It looks like this:  The counter changes at 8PM every day, in your local timezone, to keep more-or-less on track with the Hebrew date without making resource-heavy calculations and whatnot. The Omer counter uses the [Hebcal API](https://www.hebcal.com/) to get the Hebrew date and the day of the Omer. The counter was implemented by [luap42](https://judaism.codidact.com/users/8058). Thanks, luap!