handyCalc v0.3 released:
- Great improvement in solving equations, based on Newton method, now solves much faster and finds more roots. (the math core now implements the derivative)
- Improved graph animation, which is more smooth and does not blink now.
- Several improvements.
Great cal. This so banned in Calculus tests... lol
Great graphic design, layout, animation ... addition graphs would be nice.
I think they need one of this for iPhone too, so I can use it while wait for the "real" android hardwares. But anyway, I don't see why you not going to be on top ten of winning list.
Great cal. This so banned in Calculus tests... lol
Great graphic design, layout, animation ... addition graphs would be nice.
I think they need one of this for iPhone too, so I can use it while wait for the "real" android hardwares. But anyway, I don't see why you not going to be on top ten of winning list.
I would like to develop on iPhone, too. But I haven't got a mac. And yet I still can't afford it.
I'm a college student studying civil engineering. And I'm about to go to work in a company in shanghai at the end of June.
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Is it possible to try it somehow? (a download?)
At this time, I'm not going to release the package because of the ADC.
But It will be released. And it will be free to use. Maybe I will put it to open source since I do not have much time working on it.
There are a lot of Widgets that might be useful in my code. I will put them to the Toturial in this forum if i have time.
And now I'm just tired. too tired. After I submit that package, I don't want to open eclipse or the emulator anymore.
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Only thing would be you need to document the equation part so users know what to type.
There are some instructions in the blog handycalc.wordpress.com. If you think it's too hard to understand, please tell me.
And I'm considering a pure text input mode which does not need much learning if you have learned any of the programming language.
And now I'm just tired. too tired. After I submit that package, I don't want to open eclipse or the emulator anymore.
But unlike me you completed your entry so it was worth it
mmin18 wrote:
Only thing would be you need to document the equation part so users know what to type.
There are some instructions in the blog handycalc.wordpress.com. If you think it's too hard to understand, please tell me.
And I'm considering a pure text input mode which does not need much learning if you have learned any of the programming language.[/quote] I think the documentation is good. Great work best of luck.
WOW, definitely that is the nicest looking calculator I have ever seen.
Great UI job. And the functionalities are just as amazing. You really deserve a price.
Hey, i posted three topics in Novice tutorials which introduced the custom widgets which i used in handyCalc. hope it will be helpful for you to build your app.
Posted: Fri Apr 18, 2008 6:28 pm Post subject: Great tutorials!
Hi mmin18,
Thank you for putting tother 3 great tutorials!
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mmin18 wrote:
Hey, i posted three topics in Novice tutorials which introduced the custom widgets which i used in handyCalc. hope it will be helpful for you to build your app.
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