It's 30th June, 8:43pm, it's the target launch date, and I've made it.
A few minutes ago I uploaded the live version of the Poker Copilot website. Now you can download the trial version. You can also buy Poker Copilot.
Let me just reach over my own shoulder and pat myself on the back. Okay, done. That felt good. Now I can take a break from development for a few days at least. Time for me to fire up this Poker Copilot thing and see if it can't help me play a mean game of poker.
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Tracking the development of Poker Copilot, Mac OS X software for poker analysis and statistics.
Monday, 30 June 2008
Day 30: Launch!
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- Day 30: Launch!
- Day 29: Testing, Bugs, Retesting
- Day 28: Website Mostly Done
- Day 27: Rest Day, Future Plans
- Day 26: Poker Copilot App Completed
- Day 25: The Logo
- Day 24: License Key Generator Completed
- Day 23: The Name Revealed
- Day 23: One Week and One Big Task Remaining
- Day 20: Latest Screenshots
- Day 19: Setting Priorities
- Day 18: Stress Testing, a Big Win, and a Serious B...
- Day 17: Website Draft Content Written
- Day 16: Payment Processing with a Personal Touch
- Day 13: A Monastery, Wine and Berlin
- Day 12: Google Likes Me More Every Day
- Day 12: Icon and Logo Rethink
- Day 11: Website Hosting
- Day 10: Icon Indecision
- Day 9: Resting, Testing, Listing
- Day 8: The New Interface Revealed
- Day 7: Sparklines
- Day 6: Creating the Charts
- Day 5: Importing Hand History Files
- Day 5: Battles with Swing Layouts
- Day 4: Decided on a Name
- Day 3: Scum and Villainy
- Day 3: 100 Nice Touches
- Day 2: Better Integration with Full Tilt Poker
- Day 2: The Graph Every Poker Player Wants to See
- Day 2: Google Likes Me
- Day 1: Learning How to Package OS X Downloads
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6 comments:
Well done!
Congratulations Steve! Well done on getting the whole job done within the 30 days. One piece of unsolicited advice - put a chart, preferably showing a winning streak, on the homepage.
The homepage as it stands is a rather unengaging wall of text - a nice-looking chart would give it some visual appeal, show at a glance what the software is about, and (if you choose the *right* chart) will immediately make poker players relate to it in a positive way.
Congrats on the launch! I have to agree with Richie H. I think it would be much more effective to have a screen shot right on the homepage - it would help convey what it is you're selling and help grab the customer's attention.
Once again, congrat's, Steve!
I tend to agree a screenshot would be nice on the homepage. I do like the logo though!
Congrats!
I have finally freed up some time to actually play now. I will give the trial a spin and let you know. Sorry I couldn't get to it sooner.
Congratulations on your release!
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