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I'm Chris and I'd like to show you my new free app called: Deal
It works like this, you list the things you want to Buy &/or Sell
When you walk past people in the High Street or at a Market, Your lists are compared automatically. If there is a match, you’re alerted & you can chat to each other to organize a Deal.
Video: http://vimeo.com/52853298 Download link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/deal/id333252543?ls=1&mt=8 Website link: http:/deal.gameweaver.com
Scenarios:
“The last shopping day before Christmas” It’s the last shopping day before Christmas and all of the shops have sold out of “SuperMega Toy” - the must have toy for Christmas. You’ve been looking everywhere for it. It may be the case that some people might be selling the “SuperMega Toy” you are after, they might have brought it and changed their mind etc. You enter “SuperMega Toy” in the App as “Buy” whilst the seller enters “SuperMega Toy” in the App with “Sell”, If the two people are sitting down having lunch at the same fast-food place, or walk buy each other in the street. Their lists will be compared, there’s a match, they chat to each other to work out a Deal and Christmas is saved.
“Market” You’re a collector of “My Little Pony” memorabilia, you visit Markets/Yard Sales/other events in your search for “My Little Pony” items. Market stall sellers enter a list of the items they are selling and you as the buyer enter the “My Little Pony” items you are buying. As you walk around the different stalls, your lists are compared, saving you time to search for the items you want. Hopefully you get a match and find the items you want to buy.
I've been in Software Development for over a decade but I've always had a place in my heart wanting to design simple electronic circuits.
Are there any books that you could recommend me in getting started with taking my programming knowledge and transferring it into some resistors, LED's & 555 Timers, if that's possible.
Thanks
Chris
My Product: http://hotkeys.gameweaver.com/
Adobe's Product: http://www.photoshop.com/products/mobile/nav
HackerNews Post: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1622890