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[https://ury.org.uk/ceedox/computing:software:in-house:myury:nipsweb Ceedox Documentation]

Built upon the ~~MyURY~~ framework, Show Planner is a HTML5 version of the in-studio BAPS client, but in a web browser. It allows anyone to plan shows, upload files and do lots of other neat stuff. If you like lots of pretty client side stuff, with a multi-user editable backend, then you'll love this.

Built upon the MyRadio framework, Show Planner is a HTML5 version of the in-studio BAPS client, but in a web browser. It allows anyone to plan shows, upload files and do lots of other neat stuff. If you like lots of pretty client side stuff, with a multi-user editable backend, then you'll love this.

~~This~~ little gizmo won us a Silver Best Technical Achievement at the Student Radio Awards 2013.

During initial development, it went through several names - BAPSWeb 2, BAPS Planner and NIPSWeb, before eventually being named the more simple Show Planner. It replaced BAPSWeb, a single several-thousand line PHP file and a Comic-Sans interface which were developed around the same time as BAPS itself.

Version 1 was featured as part of our Less Black and More Graphics entry in the Student Radio Awards 2012, but was replaced by the MyRadio integrated version over the next year.

Version 2 of this little gizmo won us a Silver Best Technical Achievement at the Student Radio Awards 2013.

Version 3 is current near-completion, the client-side complete rewritten as part of MyRadio's move to Bootstrap.

=== Fun ===

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 [https://ury.org.uk/ceedox/computing:software:in-house:myury:nipsweb Ceedox Documentation]
-Built upon the MyURY framework, Show Planner is a HTML5 version of the in-studio BAPS client, but in a web browser. It allows anyone to plan shows, upload files and do lots of other neat stuff. If you like lots of pretty client side stuff, with a multi-user editable backend, then you'll love this.
+Built upon the MyRadio framework, Show Planner is a HTML5 version of the in-studio BAPS client, but in a web browser. It allows anyone to plan shows, upload files and do lots of other neat stuff. If you like lots of pretty client side stuff, with a multi-user editable backend, then you'll love this.
-This little gizmo won us a Silver Best Technical Achievement at the Student Radio Awards 2013.
+During initial development, it went through several names - BAPSWeb 2, BAPS Planner and NIPSWeb, before eventually being named the more simple Show Planner. It replaced BAPSWeb, a single several-thousand line PHP file and a Comic-Sans interface which were developed around the same time as BAPS itself.
+Version 1 was featured as part of our Less Black and More  Graphics entry in the Student Radio Awards 2012, but was replaced by the MyRadio integrated version over the next year.
+Version 2 of this little gizmo won us a Silver Best Technical Achievement at the Student Radio Awards 2013.
+Version 3 is current near-completion, the client-side complete rewritten as part of MyRadio's move to Bootstrap.
 === Fun ===