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App Development

jranthony98

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I am currently developing an all around solving algorithmic app. I find that there is no single app with all know algorithms, and all methods easily accessible. I was wondering if anyone would like to contribute possible app names, art, and other ideas.
 
It would be great if you could start a complilation of all know algorithms and possibly with pictures rather than written explaining
 
Sounds great! What do you need?

I can create a list of methods with explanations.

Possible app name: "Algorithm Almanac"
 
For 2x2: An Ortega Method List and Solve Layer by Layer List

3x3: Rubiks Method, Beginners Method, CFOP, Tony Fisher Method, Etc

4x4: MoYu Method, Alchemist Matt Method, Parities

nxn Parities
 
For 2x2: An Ortega Method List and Solve Layer by Layer List

3x3: Rubiks Method, Beginners Method, CFOP, Tony Fisher Method, Etc

4x4: MoYu Method, Alchemist Matt Method, Parities

nxn Parities

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I am not quite sure what you mean by "Moyu Method."
 
I am not quite sure what you mean by "Moyu Method."

By Moyu MEthod I mean solving the outside corners and edges before solving the center. When you order a cube, the sheet inside has those methods

I could help with the design of the app/graphics. I will be earning my Adobe Illustrator certification within the next few weeks and this would be an awesome way for me to give back to the community

Awesome! The App Will be called "Algorithm Almanac." I like the colors red, yellow, and white. I need you to reasearch app skin sizes for Android Devices.
 
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There are 2 BIG algorithm databases that we could get a good amout of algs from. Some are in other threads and stuff so I'll start grouping with CSV/JSON/XML or just an HTML table (Spreadsheet?). We could also get a search bar to narrow down the algs to a specific group or one alg.
 
I plan on first developing a stand alone app, no user information or anything. Later I plan to secure a domain, and start a network database user system
 
The main issue for your app is not writing the app itself, but getting something useful to display, and a lot of it. Algdb already has a lot of data. You could use the same data instead of creating yet another database.
 
I really like the algdb.net but I find that It lacks 4x4, 5x5, and nxn algorithms and parities

I would also like to have a centralized app. If a person wants to start solving, they go to it. If they want to get faster, they go to it. IF they are confused by notation, they go to it. If they want to know WCA rules and standard color scheme, they go to it. IF they want to solve their nxn cubes they go to it. algdb.net is very confusing for a beginner non-cuber.
 
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