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Re: 2012 Coding Competition
maemo.org Coding Competition 2012 sounds quite well
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I vote for an "Best update" (or "Long start" or whatever) category for such apps. There will be stimul for developing, and chance to compete with others ;) |
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Okay, then lets start to think about the categories. Should we have as many categories as main prizes (N950s)? |
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Mmh... I would say lets consider at maximum 7 categories
So we would get 10 categories (perhaps fewer because many developers have left the community) and have 20 devices. I would say, 1 device at each category as main prize and the remaining devices are spread depending how many contributors we get in each category. At example a games category with 20 entrys and a Office category with only 3. We need to discuss a system how to spread the remaining 10 devices but I would say 3 N9(50) for a category with 20 entrys would be more fairer in comparsion to only a single device. Hm, something like this. I'm not sure. It's a idea. Does anyone out there like it? :) |
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Last year we had 8 categories (http://competition.meetmeego.org/) plus the beginner category.
The probem with your third category is, that we can't test these apps due to lack of hardware (other tablets)... We have 25 N950, so we should have about 12 categories. I like your idea to spread the devices depending on the amount of submissions in each category, though. |
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As for Coding Competition, I *think* (= it's just a suggestion) that it would be great to recognize multi-platform programs, i.e. ones that are (and will) be developed constantly for both Maemo 5 and Harmattan, at least.
The more platform-independent code, the better - after start of COBS, it should be even much easier to target multiple platforms, so we should already promote good practices. |
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Personally I'd drop updates to existing applications from the competition unless it's close to a complete rewrite. At least I would like to see *new* interesting apps as a results of this competition. |
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Well, I would say long term updates are rather important. IMHO an incrementally developed and up to date application > half finished on-off application that goes unmaintained a while after release. :)
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Of course, but it sounds like good candidate for Community Awards, not exactly Coding Competition. the latter, both historically and ideologically, was always focused on influencing creation of *new* things.
Now, it can also promote good coding practices, via focus on multiple target platforms. /Estel |
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I'm in, hope it will be interesting :)
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Hey guys!
I have a bunch of good ideas and stuff that'd be nice to do. Such as, releasing some of the unreleased apps for Harmattan, backporting my apps for Maemo 5, and I also have some new ideas to implement. However, I already received an N950 from the original meego.com device program. Am I still eligible for this? I of course wouldn't want another N950, but I could definitely use an N9. :) |
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