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TI APP Development Contest Results
Posted by Eric on 29 September 2001, 22:10 GMT

Well, it's sure been quiet around here lately, but TI has finally announced the winners to their APP Development Contest, which ended on August 15. The winners receive a paid 3-month opportunity to develop application software for TI, a trip to a calculator conference, and lots of other goodies. Congratulations to the winners.

Update (Eric): TI has notified me that there was an error on the page that has since been fixed. Brandon Sterner's Symbolic Differentiation App was tied for first place, rather than coming in second.

 


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Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
David Lindstrom  Account Info
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Yeah, applications rocks!!

     29 September 2001, 22:19 GMT

Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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lol - i was reading past news articles (since i have a lot of time on my hands)... and this came up.. looks like you must have read this:
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Re: eXor Releases Pang v1.0
Nick Disabato
For the ignorant morons who access this site, here's a post I added to the Phoenix v5.0 article a few days ago:

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Phoenix v5.0
Nick Disabato
The next time who ever goes so close to MENTION a first comment on this board will get their comment, along with all replies, mercilessly deleted.

I'm sick and tired of this crap. I want to come home and not see YOUR comment board flooded with pointless BS that has absolutely NOTHING to do with the topic, other than a "congratulations" or a "wow i like this HEY FIRST COMMENT!!!111"

NO.

If you want to post BS that gives you the false sense of acceptance, go to Slashdot or another TI site. Don't do it here.

I refuse to tolerate this any further.

This conversation ends now.

--BlueCalx

Reply to this comment 19 April 2000, 21:34 GMT


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Please stop your incredibly insolent behavior. Nobody likes it.
I just deleted four of the five comments on this board for a reason, and I could keep it up all night if I have to.

Thank you for your cooperation in advance.

--BlueCalx

Reply to this comment 23 April 2000, 01:58 GMT
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i had no clue that the words 'first comment' at the end of a comment could piss people off so much. (*IF* anything... this post should piss you off)
GO TO MY SITE
PS - why can i not reply to any news articles before april 23rd 2000?

     7 October 2001, 01:45 GMT


Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
lord_nightrose Account Info
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1337 english skillz, d00d. R0><><0r.

     11 October 2001, 17:28 GMT

Other news
Patrick Davidson  Account Info
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It has been quiet here for a while, although there have been some significant releases which were left out of the news here. In particular:

For the TI-89:

Evasive (shooter), Worm, and other programs by Psigoo (calc.psigoo.com)

Thunder (shooter), Half-Life, Streets of Rage (fighting game), and other programs by HerveRV (herverv.multimania.com)

For the TI-92 Plus:

V-Rally (racing game) by Dark Vador
Frogger92+ by R0ly

     29 September 2001, 23:50 GMT


Re: Other news
Kirk Meyer  Account Info
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Might I also add that Hideaki Omuro has released a new TI-82 shell which includes support for ROM 19.006

     2 October 2001, 02:23 GMT

Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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HOLY CRAP!!! MY FREEKING RACE2 GAME GOT FIRST PLACE FOR 68K U16!!!
GO TO MY SITE

     30 September 2001, 02:04 GMT

Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Paul Schippnick  Account Info
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Let me be the first one here (posting) to congratulate you.

I may have to change my mind about downloading and playing games. (which I currently haven't done.)

     30 September 2001, 04:34 GMT


Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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thank you. does anyone know if only like 2 people entered the u-16 contest? cus there IS a 3rd prize, but no one is listed there...

     30 September 2001, 05:00 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Michael Vincent  Account Info
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Only 4 people entered under-16...Two for Z80 and 2 for 68K.

     30 September 2001, 05:23 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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are you sure? or are you just saying that since it only lists 4 people for the results?

     30 September 2001, 05:29 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
BigRedDog Account Info
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I was very curious during the judging period, so I inquired how many entered the U-16 contest. TI said it was 4. There you have it. I too must say "holy crap", my flight app won first in z80 U-16. Hooray! Congrats Barrett, and Micheal.

Justin Clifford

     30 September 2001, 05:45 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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do you think TI will use the 'almost no competition' as an excuse not to give me my PS2?

     30 September 2001, 06:14 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
BigRedDog  Account Info
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I would hope not, I want mine too.

     30 September 2001, 20:03 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Konstantin Beliakov  Account Info
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Congrats contest winners! Hmm...looks like it's possible to win TI's contest with any program, you just have to enter it. :)

     1 October 2001, 03:24 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
lalu

That was true in this case, because there were few entries (although there were many good ones for the 68k platform, including E.W.'s EQW and Mike Grass' and Scott Noveck's programs).

     1 October 2001, 06:53 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
BigRedDog  Account Info
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That is completely true! I am living proof of that.

     2 October 2001, 00:50 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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lol.... you would have got a couple hundred bucks worth of crap if you were under 16 and submitted something that says "Hello World!" and then waits until you press enter... there were still prizes left over for both U-16 categories, as well as the over 16 Z80.

     2 October 2001, 00:58 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
lord_nightrose Account Info
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lmao... too true, too true...

     2 October 2001, 03:07 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
BigRedDog Account Info
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You must be pretty frustrated with me Micheal. Sorry. However, I still know you're better at asm than me.

Actually, one of my first suspicions was that almost everyone at DS would be judges for it. But, since you and Jason entered, I guess not everyone was (or anyone).

Justin Clifford

     30 September 2001, 05:50 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Michael Vincent  Account Info
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I'm not frustrated...Ask anyone that knows me well and they will tell you I was/am obsessed with getting the calculator robot thing. Which I will be getting now :) (YAY!) Considering I entered a one-quarter finished and buggy application, you deserve to win.

     30 September 2001, 06:19 GMT

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Barrett Anderson  Account Info
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does anyone know what the robot thingy does? is it expensive?

     30 September 2001, 06:37 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Michael Vincent  Account Info
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If one was to buy one, I think they're $89 or so. They let you use a 83+ do move this robot around and it has motors and stuff. From what I've heard it's a piece of junk and isn't very good, but I'd love to play with it and make it ram walls and stuff.

     30 September 2001, 07:58 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
BigRedDog  Account Info
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$89 without the calc. So, $89+$130=$219. $219+$300=$519. $519+(computer stuff price)=lots 'o' free stuff:)

     30 September 2001, 20:09 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
BigRedDog  Account Info
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My app wasn't even a quarter finished. All it had were definitions of a bunch of flight terms, and an extremely crappy/buggy flight simulator.

     30 September 2001, 20:06 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
Scott Dial
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Well, I can't speak for the others, but I didn't judge. I am pretty sure Dan did, and I have no clue about Brandon.

     30 September 2001, 20:17 GMT


Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
gorion Account Info

Brandon Sterner was one of the prize winners, though, so how could he be judging?

     3 October 2001, 15:47 GMT


Re: Re: TI APP Development Contest Results
no_one_2000_  Account Info

Congrats :)

     30 September 2001, 18:46 GMT

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