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It all started last week when I saw this pretty dribbble shot. I immediately felt the urge to convert it into a working clock and share it with Tutorialzine’s readers. If you’d like to learn how I made it, read on!To make the clock work, we will have to use jQuery to generate the markup for each of the digits, and set a timer to update the classes every second. To make our lives easier, we will use the moment.js library to compensate for the lacking JavaScript native date and time functions.

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