Do you use the "range chart"? Do you have an iPhone?

TomT said:

Make an android version and I am there!

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Same here. I wish you success with your iPhone version and encourage you to include Android soon.

ampitupco said:

Do you use the Tony Williams' range chart? Do you have an iPhone, iPod, or iPad?

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Use iPhone and Range Chart. PM sent. Thanks.

So I have registered my iphone succesfully. When do you foresee a release?

If everything goes well, I will have a release tonight in TestFlight.

Would love to test it if possible!
I have an 2 iPhones, 2 different Leafs, and an iPad and an Android 3 Tablet.

Thanks,
Ken Clifton

ampitupco said:

If everything goes well, I will have a release tonight in TestFlight.

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OK. Also, got the invite for google... Looking forward...

Ok - I've published the first test build of the "Leaf Range Calculator" iOS app to TestFlight.

If you sent me your email address, received a TestFlight invite, and registered your device with TestFlight... then you will be able to download the app and install it on your device!

A few of you who didn't register your device with TestFlight and/or just got a TestFlight invite will not be able to install this build. No worries, there will be more test builds in the coming days!

Have at it.

Looking forward to trying it!

Can you simply provide the IPA file? I can load the app that way much easier then going through "TestFlight" hoops.

DurkaDurka said:

Can you simply provide the IPA file? I can load the app that way much easier then going through "TestFlight" hoops.

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It's more work for me without TestFlight - and I can't keep track of who installs the binary.

A new build was just put out! Enjoy.

How about some "screen captures" and apps flow? Curious how it works.

*Patiently waits for the android version*

Screw it...I am not above begging...please oh please do this on android.

I thought about doing an app for android, but since I have zero coding experience I figured I would fail pretty hard and should leave it to the professionals.

FYI if you decide to try, I am more than willing to test, I have a galaxy nexus with ICS - version 4.0.2

Pipcecil said:

... I thought about doing an app for android, but since I have zero coding experience I figured I would fail pretty hard and should leave it to the professionals. ...

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This would actually be a pretty easy first app for someone, unless I've misunderstood the program. Just input a couple of numbers. look them up in a table, do a couple calculations, and display them. No network code, no animation, no gps...

Will it run on an iPod Touch or iPad without internet?
If not, what does it use the internet for ? Does it need GPS ?

tbleakne said:

Will it run on an iPod Touch or iPad without internet?
If not, what does it use the internet for ? Does it need GPS ?

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Internet is not required, but it will attempt to pull local temperature if there is Internet connectivity.

scottf200 said:

How about some "screen captures" and apps flow? Curious how it works.

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Note, it's still in development and not complete. This is what I have so far...

menu:


graphical entry for fuel bars:


graphical entry for miles/kWh:

efficiency calculation:

davewill said:

Pipcecil said:

... I thought about doing an app for android, but since I have zero coding experience I figured I would fail pretty hard and should leave it to the professionals. ...

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This would actually be a pretty easy first app for someone, unless I've misunderstood the program. Just input a couple of numbers. look them up in a table, do a couple calculations, and display them. No network code, no animation, no gps...

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Ahh I wish it was that easy. When I say no coding experience, the last coding I ever did was java in college 11 years ago. I would probably open up a code file and go, "huh?" and spend probably another month figuring out the simple coding language. Unless its like a powerpoint/excel interface to code an android program I would be as useful as a mouse in a car factory. But crashing systems...thats my specialty!

I've been enjoying using your app and the updates you've been making. I would, however, like to see the "What is my Leaf's range" feature make a comeback. Additionally, for the "How efficient must I be" feature, would it be possible to have temperature (automatically or otherwise) come into play?

Well, it took a while but I've finally submitted a version of what I am calling the "Leaf Energy" app to the iOS app store. It will be in review for a while before they release it. (Hopefully less than a week)

Thanks to Tony Williams for allowing this all to happen - it's based on his range chart!

Huge huge thanks to the testers who really helped iron this thing out. I think we had 22 test builds! This first version will certainly need to be tweaked more so as feedback comes in we'll make adjustments.