Hi Antonio,
Thank you for your feedback. I've passed along the notes from your first email.
To address the points from your second email:
1. Regarding braille: At this time all options are still being considered, but
this process is still in the "one step at a time" phase.
2. Regarding apps on m
Antonio,
Perhaps I misunderstood you, but perhaps you are right. I am all for Braille;
however, this app is for the iPHone, which will be much different than if it
were for the Mac. You are right that one won't know until one tries. ANy
progress is progress.
Scott
On Feb 10, 2011, at 9:57
I *strongly disagree. The easiest way to work a sudoku is with braille. Why
on earth would you cut that out?
Donna
On Feb 10, 2011, at 9:57 PM, Antonio M. Guimaraes Jr. wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I do not think braille should be considered just yet when making a sudoku app.
>
> Are these apps to be
Hello,
I do not think braille should be considered just yet when making a sudoku app.
Are these apps to be run on a mac, or iPhone?
Either way I see no need to read grids at all times, only when the player makes
a region query as I suggested.
I bet some developer out there may be able to retro
Woe, this all sounds good Antonio; however, we're talking about modifying an
existing game, not reinventing one. The various gestures would require a
substantial amount of recoding even if it would be possible. What your talking
about may even be beyond VO's abilities at this point. I really nee
Brian,
Sudoku is and has been an interest of mine for about 4 years, and when I play I
use a braille note-taker.
I've used a braille lite 40, and now use a braille sense. I prefer the 40 cell
display and set up of the braille lite, but can use the sense just as well.
The thoughts on this are a
Hi Brian,
I'm a full-blown sudoku addict. I want to look all your info over more
thoroughly in the morning, but for now thought I'd share what I look for when
playing.
To have the grid is not only unnecessary, if you're using braille, it's
downright annoying. I actually have a book of braill
