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birdmanx35
Probe
Posted: 16 Mar 2006
16:45 GMT
Total Posts: 5
Back Pocket Calc, also known as BPC, has launched a programming contest to become a member of Back Pocket Calc.
To Find Out More about the Contest:

Download this Word Document. BPC will soon have a tab up on their site for the contest.

To Find Out More About BPC:

Click here.

To visit the BPC site

Click here.

VutonTheta
Probe
Posted: 16 Mar 2006
19:36 GMT
Total Posts: 7
ah, yes, Michael. This. So, you took my advice!
lord_bakotl
Dragoon
Posted: 16 Mar 2006
22:37 GMT
Total Posts: 70
good luck with that.
JcCorp
Probe
Posted: 17 Mar 2006
14:20 GMT
Total Posts:

Edit
Um, have you guys made something other than a few basic (not the language) math programs? Why would someone want to join this group? I'm curious.
birdmanx35
Probe
Posted: 17 Mar 2006
15:32 GMT
Total Posts: 5
Very good question. We have come across similar questions on the United-TI border.

We know we haven't programmed much. We are currently "dipping our feet in the TI-BASIC water" and are getting a professional handle on the language. We will, in the future, be coming out with what we consider to be excellent or even groundbreaking programs. We're not great now, but we learn fast and should progress speedily. When we shatter this community with suprise, you'll want to be with us for it.

Also, even if you don't believe us (and it's my policy not to lie), everyone so far has seemed eager to support new groups, such as ours. We think that anyone who submits an entry will be contributing to the dawn of a new age in the TI Community.

UPDATE: We will now accept any 68k program using the TI-BASIC for that calculator, ASM, or C compiled with TIGCC. If you program for 68k’s, please be sure to include a VERY DESCRIPTIVE readme as we do not use these calculators, and will be testing them on an emulator.
JcCorp
Probe
Posted: 18 Mar 2006
04:05 GMT
Total Posts:

Edit
Oh, new groups are fantastic, but it's kind of iffy to start one without a solid programming background. If you're just learning, a group can help you get off to a fresh start. However, I'm just saying, don't expect a bunch of elite programmers (I'm not one!) to line up to join your site.

Good luck anyways, though. The site looks pretty nice.
birdmanx35
Probe
Posted: 18 Mar 2006
08:08 GMT
Total Posts: 5
I totally understand. We are really asking for support and asking some dedicated, even novice programmers to join us. Other people disagree, but we have a feeling that we are going to come out with some great stuff.

And our site is currently not working, bear with us.
birdmanx35
Probe
Posted: 18 Mar 2006
16:29 GMT
Total Posts: 5
The site is back! It only took me four hours to rebuild it!





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