Guitar Hero, in case you??™ve been living in Bora Bora for a few years, is a game for various game consoles
where you, what else, play guitar! It comes with an actual plastic guitar controller that hooks up
to your console and it has a number of buttons on the neck and a strum switch on the body. Scrolling
colored circles flow down the screen and you need to hit these on the guitar controller in rhythm with
the music. I mention Dream Theater and Queensryche, two popular progressive rock bands, because
they have never appeared in any of the four existing Guitar Hero bands. This is a bit crazy because
John Petrucci from Dream Theater is acknowledged as one of the top guitar players alive today, possibly
even the best, and Queensryche is known for impressive lead/rhythm guitar parts mixed together
(the Guitar Hero games allow you to have multiple guitar controllers hooked up so one player can play
lead and another can play rhythm or even bass parts).
Ext.onReady(timekeeper.initUI, timekeeper, true);
You??™ll find this line at the very end of Timekeeper.js, so it executes when that file loads.
The onReady event differs from the usual onLoad event (which is where init() is called from) in
that onReady fires as soon as the DOM is fully loaded and ready for manipulation, but potentially
before all the content for the page has loaded, and perhaps more importantly, before
anything is rendered on the screen.
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