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Hello!

This is the code repo for the NAQT Scoresheet app on the Android market. If you're looking for the app on the Android market, you can find it here.

Contributing

While it's certainly possible to modify the project outside of Eclipse, it was created using Eclipse along with the help of the ADT plugin, which makes Android app development much nicer. Long story short, using Eclipse is the path of least resistance if you'd like to contribute code.

Another way to contribute is to file any bugs you encounter during use. Filing bugs ensures the continuous improvement in the quality of the app.

The Future

The longterm vision for the project would be to eliminate paper scorekeeping. This would allow people to run tournaments with fewer staff and open the door to further improvements in tournament flow (instant stats, live tournament updates, etc.)

If people actually have interest in expanding on this initial idea, I'd love to see contributions from outside people (I don't have a lot of free time myself anymore to hack on this project). If you'd like to contribute but don't have a solid idea of anything to do, here's a few things that I'd like to do if I had more time:

• Central server stat submission/storage - This is what I would have done next had I had the time to keep going. This might be better done as a separate project with which this app will interface.
• Unit testing - There's virtually no tests for the app right now, although the overall complexity is still pretty low.
• Integration with other QB tools - It'd be nice to have this app integrate with other QB software to make it more useful to more people
• iPhone implementation - obviously this will require the app to be entirely rewritten in Objective-C, but the more people that can use it on their personal phones the better.
• Web app - this will require another rewrite, but it will basically be a catch-all for people that don't have either an Android phone or an iPhone but do have mobile web access.