Table 14 Software

Table 14 Software

Apps for Macs/iPhones. Software for the love of it.

News.

What's cool and new.

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• iRef-Kickball Lite has been approved by apple
• iRef-Kickball Version 3.0 is on iTunes.
• Fun with Ruby
• iRef on the Android? Don't hold your breath...

Thanks

• Joel Spolsky
• Jeff Atwood
• Graham Cox
• Brandon Walkin
• Matt Gallagher
• Matt Gemmell

Without thier contributions, I would be a much more pathetic programer.

iRef-Kickball Lite has been approved by apple

I've heard the following way to many times in regards to iRef-Kickball, "Why isn't it free". My response has been, "Seriously? " It's $0.99, with the number of features and the time spent on iRef-Kickball... Now, however there's another option. For those who don't need all the bells and whistles, there's an extremely simple version. It keeps track of the important stuff, balls, strikes, foul balls, outs and the score. It should be on the itunes store soon, [here](itms://itunes.apple.com/us/app/iref

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iRef-Kickball Version 3.0 is on iTunes.

iRef-Kickball Version 3.0 is now out on iTunes, no we haven't updated our artwork to look all sweet on the new iPhone 4 display, but we are working on that... While we work on that, here's what's new in version 3.0

• We are now an official app for WAKA kickball
• Tab bar navigation across the bottom for better usability.
• Includes searchable WAKA 2010 Rules.
• Adjustable count settings (ie set up iRef for 2 strikes per out).
• New app Icon! (thank dave)

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Fun with Ruby

I Recently finished up a Ruby on Rails site (xpix) and Sinatra site (fcukansys). Go take a look and let me know what you think. There is also a third rails site in the works (fieldofnoise.com).

• xpix.heroku.com
• fcukansys.com
• [fieldofnoise.com][field]

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iRef on the Android? Don't hold your breath...

Quite a few people have questioned weather or not we will be porting iRef to the Android platform. The answer... Not very likely. Here's why...

"Porting"

A lot of people have suggested that I port iRef app to Android like it requires the same technical complexity as turning on a light or making a cup of decaf instead of regular. This could not be further from the truth. iPhone apps are written in Objective-C, and Android apps are written in Java. While these languages share some heritage

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