I finally got around to importing my project source into Subversion source control. I know, I know, I should have done it long ago. :-)
I added a red dot to the end of the Sparkline, to make it clearer that the number beside the Sparkline is the value of the last data point. If this means nothing to you, be patient, I intend to explain what Sparklines are, why I'm using them, and I how I implemented them in Java sometime soon.
I got cracking with a hand history parser for Full Tilt Poker. I needed to test against a wide range of hand history files, which meant I had to play for a while. Nice when I can play online poker and consider it work. If all goes well tomorrow, I should have the parser finished.
I experimented with building a DMG file, which is how OS X apps are typically distributed. It was a bit cumbersome, I'm definitely going to have to create a one-step process to build the distributables.
If anyone reading this plays Full Tilt Poker on the Mac, and would like to help me out by trying out the DMG file and running the app on your own system, let me know. It would be good to know if I've accidentally included any dependencies on my own environment.
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Tracking the development of Poker Copilot, Mac OS X software for poker analysis and statistics.
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In May 2008 I started working on Poker Copilot, initially as a product to help me with my own poker playing. Soon I joined a "30-day Challenge", where the participants each aimed to launch a software product in 30 days. As a result of this challenge, Poker Copilot version 1.0 was launched in July 2008.
This blog tracks the ongoing development of Poker Copilot. Who would find this blog interesting? People interested in 1-person software development, in Poker, or in both.
Contact me via email at steve at pokercopilot dot com.
This blog tracks the ongoing development of Poker Copilot. Who would find this blog interesting? People interested in 1-person software development, in Poker, or in both.
Contact me via email at steve at pokercopilot dot com.
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4 comments:
Steve, can you please tag your posts for the 30 day feed. You can do so like this:
http://keepsoftwaresimple.blogspot.com/feeds/posts/default/-/30day
Then I can update the aggregator.
All my posts on this blog are loosely connected with the 30 day thingy. You can simply include everything from this blog.
There is a tool for the Mac called PackageMaker (on my Mac it's in Developer->Applications->Utilities. very close to where Xcode is installed). It creates a nice install process for your software. Once everything is setup, you should be able to run this with on or two clicks
Also, I do have FullTilt and PokerStars on my Mac. I'd be glad to test...do you have hand history importing?
Thrynn,
Thanks for the tip about PackageMaker. I'll give it a try.
Can you send me an e-mail to steve dot mcleod at gmail dot com with your e-mail address? Then I can let you know privately how to download the DMG.
And yes my poker app does import hand history.
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