Hockey whiteboard

Brought my iPhone on the bench and used it once or twice. Those same kids who had their eyes glazed over were now glued to the screen. Young kids really love seeing this stuff on the device and I had their attention. So, did that early prototype make a difference in our tournament? Well, our team did win the tournament, but I wouldn't give the credit to Hockey Whiteboard. What Hockey WhiteBoard did provide was another tool that could help teach the game in a way that was "cooler" than simply using a traditional whiteboard with dry erase markers. For fun, I cleaned up Hockey Whiteboard a little bit and put it up on the App Store. I sold a few here and there and got some good feedback that I used to make it better. Over time I added versions for soccer, basketball, baseball and field hockey. Today's version does so much more than that original prototype! Over the next two years I've heard from coaches at all levels who have used Hockey Whiteboard. I originally only envisioned it being used with younger kids, but I've heard from high school coaches, college coaches and even semi professional coaches that they use it and love it. If you've been a Hockey Whiteboard user for a while, you may recall that I issued an update last August which caused the application to crash on startup. This was an odd situation where something in Apple's distribution process caused a problem because my development versions (and the versions Apple used when reviewing the application) worked fine. I heard from coaches who were using it for summer tournaments and were most unhappy that the update had caused them to loose this tool! Fortunately, Apple fixed the distribution process, expedited and update for me and a new version that functioned fine was available in a short period of time. Hockey Whiteboard v1.7 was released in July of 2011 and incorporates new features available in iOS 4.2 and 4.3 such as printing and file sharing. The code base for Hockey Whiteboard has grown quite large and

Sandcrater Application Support Sandcrater Application Support Baseball WhiteBoard News March 21, 2013 -- Feedback Needed! How are you using Baseball WhiteBoard? What new features would you like to see? We are looking to begin work on the next incremental update to all of the sports white board applications and would like your feedback. Please use the "Contact Us" screen to let us know what you would like to see. We are hoping to add animation and puck "attachment" in the next release, but what else would you like? July 22, 2012 -- Baseball WhiteBoard v2.0 released Baseball Whiteboard Version 2.0 is now live in the App Store! The new version is a complete re-write of the original with support for the iPad as well as the iPhone/iPod touch. There is also a new manual available. Check the links on the left side bar for updated links! July 24, 2011 -- Lack of Updates Baseball Whiteboard is still waiting to be updated to a Universal binary for iPad and iPhone. Many apologies to those waiting patiently for an update! I have not been able to apply the same methods I've used in the other apps because the Baseball version will need a much more specialized UI due to the nature of the baseball field really needing all of the iPad display (as opposed to the other apps where the rectangular nature of their fields/surfaces lends themselves to an iPad UI where there is a bar of controls). I am planning to re-write the sports white board applications over the next month or two and will make better arrangements for the baseball field. Baseball WhiteBoard Feedback No feedback responses available yet Baseball WhiteBoard History Baseball Whiteboard, like the other sports white board applications, was derived from Hockey Whiteboard. Please see the history section of Hockey Whiteboard for more details!

Hockey WhiteBoard History Hockey Whiteboard was conceived in February of 2009. That year I found myself as the assistant coach on my son's mite hockey team and frequently in need of describing basic positioning to seven and eight year olds. I can remember one specific instance where our two defensemen had come off the ice and were in need of a reminder as to how they should move when the puck moves in the offensive zone. I grabbed our whiteboard/clipboard, a dry erase marker and marked where the center, left wing, right wing and defensemen should be when the puck is in the corner in the offensive zone. They seemed to follow along just fine. However, I then tried to explain that when the puck moved to the opposite corner in the offensive zone (which I showed by drawing an arrow from the puck to the other side of the ice) the defense had to shift as well (drawing arrows from the two "D's" I had written on the whiteboard to show their movement). Their eyes started to glaze over and/or they just nodded at me to get me to stop talking so they could think about getting back on the ice. I couldn't say as though I blamed them. I'm probably not the best at explaining it either. At the same time I had been doing some work with iPhone programming and had come across some demo code from Apple called "touches". This demo simply had three colored boxes that you could drag around the screen at will. The purpose of the demo code was to show developers how to handle basic "multi touch" gestures on the iPhone. It struck me that if you could drag three boxes around the screen, why not a bunch of players on top of a picture that represented an ice surface? I got busy coding and had a prototype done in a day. It did not do much, just put 10 players on the screen (and a puck) and let me drag them around. At my son's end of the year tournament, I

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