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Been spending the last 2-3 weeks on the next version of my Facebook college app, Tassl. The next release introduces comparing of schedules with friends (so you can join classes your friends are in with a few clicks) and export into Outlook, iCal, Google Cal, and Yahoo Cal. I'm pretty excited since this release really brings the UI to the next level and is going to be the first one that might actually generate revenue.. I am going to charge users a micropayment to export their time schedule (they can choose anywhere from $1-$10, and will get a badge to show their support of my app.) 
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duck monster posted:Nebby, what JS library are you using for that? I've been looking for ages for a day-view calendar for the work timesheeting app. My current hack based one sucks balls.  It's just some custom code developed in OpenLaszlo (generated into SWF.) It's custom because I wanted the time blocks animatable and also because I needed a UI that lets the user easily choose between various choices on the calendar (for example, you might be able to switch a block between 5 different lab sections.)
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A dumb iPad app that I wrote to play with OpenCV face detection http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/manga-booth/id451037180?mt=8
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Workin on an iPhone app that lets parents send photo postcards of their baby to grandparents and relatives. Doing all the design myself too, coming along pretty good I think:    Already have a backend for my other app lulcards, this is essentially a re-skin of that with a few new baby-specific features.
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May 6, 2013 07:58
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Shalinor posted:If you don't make a million dollars, I'll be disappointed. That's genius. I'll post a link when its all done, hopefully in a few weeks.
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May 6, 2013 18:56
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welp shipped babygrams to the app store. if anyone is a new parent who wants to take it for a spin send me a PM and I'll hook you up with some free postcards for beta testing it on TestFlight.
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May 8, 2013 11:29
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Tolan posted:You should also do a version for pets--I know my wife would use it in a heartbeat. 
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May 8, 2013 19:24
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hendersa posted:That's BeagleSNES running on the $45 BeagleBone Black! I suspect that these boards will be everywhere fairly soon, since the closest alternative is the Raspberry Pi at $35 (which is way less powerful). The BeagleBoard-xM is a nice platform, but it costs about $150 (and is ALSO less powerful). The BeagleBone Black is also tiny. It is smaller than the gamepad and it could literally fit inside of an SNES catridge. Maybe I should track down a 3-D printer and make a tiny SNES shell for it?
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Launched my baby postcard app: http://babygra.ms So far, reception has been really positive!
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