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Originally Posted by Nate the great
Actually, a clock would be a good place to start. It's stupidly simple and can be programmed entirely in JS (whether it will work in the Kobo web browser is another matter).
A quote of the day would also be a good first try - I'd have to get and parse an RSS feed, and then display it.
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As long as you stick to ES5 (Babel will also work, too) and use a canvas rather than CSS transforms, you should be fine.
For a quote of the day app, I'd actually suggest finding a JSON API instead, and using something like Vue.js for data binding, which makes the implementation dead-simple (even easier than a clock). Also, for any significant amount of remote data, I'd recommend using a polyfill for fetch and ES6 promises instead of trying to deal with XMLHttpRequest.