Hi!

My submissions are:
* Taps Of Fire game http://code.google.com/p/tapsoffire (filled under
Entertainment)
* Skiba PDF Reader http://www.anddev.org/skiba_pdf_reader-t6122.html
(Productivity/Tools)


Dmitry

On 2 сен, 18:27, Chris Hager <[email protected]> wrote:
> I gave it a shot with MyMarket [1][2], a customizable overlay for the
> Android market, where users can bookmark, recommend, remove and filter
> as well as preview apps and games.
>
> I was thinking about the ADC2 since spring, waiting for a good enough
> idea to come up (and if at all). Four weeks ago my flatmate and I were
> talking about the Android market, and how boring it usually is to
> browse the apps and games listings (mainly because the popularity
> listings doesn't change a lot, and the by date listings are spammed by
> low-quality apps). We figured it would be a real improvement if users
> could simply remove items they don't want to see in the list anymore.
>
> We started working on the project and released the first version on 8.
> of August, followed by a ton of user feedback and great ideas which we
> had never thought about in first place. The next weeks have been a
> constant cycle of iterations, considering each and every feedback we
> received (we don't know what's best -- our users do!). Because of all
> those supporters we were able to integrate many new and anticipated
> features such as recommendations, "my downloads" with updates, quick
> filtering, etc. and have fixed a wide range of bugs which were
> detected in the first weeks.
>
> The last days we worked towards version 1.0, which we got finished a
> day before the ADC2 submission deadline. We released it on the Android
> market again and asked many users which sent us feedback previously
> for a quick test. We were able to fix 2 important bugs, and by now we
> are quite confident that MyMarket works as expected. We never could
> have come this far without all the help from our users -- credits go
> to them for thinking of many of the implemented ideas in first place!
>
> The last hours before the deadline we luckily had enough time to add
> one more (great) feature: displaying the number of user-votes in the
> recommendations. As most developers at this point we have been quite
> tired (no sleepless nights though) and hope not to have introduced no
> new bugs :P. I think our project works quite well -- we haven't
> received any feedback about new problems since we pushed the same
> version to the normal Android market.
>
> The ADC2 really pushed us to try to deliver a high-quality
> application, which works with all oddities (eg. screen rotations on
> the G1, etc.). We also asked the designers at glyfx to enhance our 2d
> icon to a 3d version, according to the (not really trivial) "Android
> Icon Design Guidelines" (great company btw.).
>
> It was a fun thought knowing that hundreds (if not thousands) of other
> teams were simultaneously working on their ADC-projects during the
> last days. Good luck to all the teams which submitted an entry!
>
> - Chris
>
> PS: I'm seriously looking forward to an announcement of Google, and
> hope they publish a list of all submissions. I find it a bit sad that
> the google-dev blog is not mentioning that the deadline is over, nor
> that the ADC2 site was updated (still says "submit your apps today").
> Google could easily generate a bit more emotions and buzz in the whole
> Android community.
>
> [1]http://mymarket.cc
> [2]http://www.4feets.com/2009/09/mymarket-v10-submitted-to-the-adc2
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