[Reserve your testing spot] Typespeak

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FlyingSwine

macrumors newbie

Original poster

• Jan 31, 2012

• #1

Typespeak - Discover Personality


Q And A

Q. What is Typespeak?
A. Typespeak is a free program that lets you get to know your computer.
You can set its gender, because everyone knows that
computers don't have genders!

Q. Where can I get Typespeak?
A. Typespeak is still in development, but you can
sign up for alpha testing right now!

Q. How do I sign up for alpha?
A. Reply to this thread with the following information:

These are all required!

• Name/Username
• Age
• Your email (If you are not comfortable posting your email, see the bottom)
• A Requirement that you meet

You must meet one of the following requirements:

• You must have a basic knowledge of Applescript
• You must be over the age of ten

Rules:

• You must not clone the program
• You may not release the program
• You may not imitate the program

I hope to see you soon!
I will email you if you're eligible, and if you're not comfortable putting your email online, send your request to netwyvern@yahoo.com.
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GGJstudios

macrumors Westmere

• Jan 31, 2012

• #2

Judging from the other thread you started, I wouldn't recommend that anyone send personal information to you until you know what you're doing. Obviously, this app doesn't exist and is far from being "in development".

 

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FlyingSwine

macrumors newbie

Original poster

• Jan 31, 2012

• #3

See, what we're doing is everyone from the dev team gets their own little base of the code, and they make their own version. I then review everyone's code, and I choose the best one. If I like multiple ones, I combine the code.

 

GGJstudios

macrumors Westmere

• Jan 31, 2012

• #4

FlyingSwine said:

See, what we're doing is everyone from the dev team gets their own little base of the code, and they make their own version. I then review everyone's code, and I choose the best one. If I like multiple ones, I combine the code.

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Let me guess: first time you've ever tried developing an app or leading a team? That's not how development teams work. That sounds more like a classroom with students who are just beginning to learn, being led by a teacher who doesn't know the subject matter.