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App Development - Spokes - 06-21-2016 Hi Everyone, Very off topic, but I'm looking for someone to create an extremely simple android based app. Anyone have any recommendations? RE: App Development - isUsername - 06-21-2016 (06-21-2016, 12:57 PM)Spokes Wrote: Hi Everyone, Very off topic, but I'm looking for someone to create an extremely simple android based app. Anyone have any recommendations? Me. ![]() Can you give any indication of the realm of the app? An alarm clock is extremely-simple. Anything involving a client-server relationship (e.g. user accounts) starts to move outside of "simple" let alone "extremely simple". I've worked on Android apps before, but I honestly wouldn't even recommend myself without knowing a few more details. RE: App Development - chutten - 06-21-2016 Also, consider writing it as a web page instead of as an app. That way everyone can get in on the fun. :) RE: App Development - Spokes - 06-21-2016 I should have clarified. This is completely not WRC related. It's for stat tracking for volleyball (I coach). Pushing a button would add one to a counter that would keep a running tally. Ideally the data could be exported somehow - to a spreadsheet, or via email. Not sure how much that makes sense. In my head it does hah. RE: App Development - taylortbb - 06-21-2016 (06-21-2016, 05:22 PM)Spokes Wrote: It's for stat tracking for volleyball (I coach). Pushing a button would add one to a counter that would keep a running tally. Ideally the data could be exported somehow - to a spreadsheet, or via email. What features are you looking for that aren't in existing apps? I already know of multiple startups building stat tracking apps for amateur sports, and a quick search of Google Play suggests there's many. RE: App Development - Spokes - 06-22-2016 I've used a number of the apps, and some serve other purposes quite well. The problem is that I want to track a stat not usually tracked, but critical to our team's success. I need to be able to track how many points we are winning or losing in a given rotation when serving, and when recieving serve. So the app might have a heading for "Rotation 1" and a W and L button next to it. This would then be logged and would say in rotation 1 when serving we won 3 times and lost 2 for a winning % of 60% |