On Mon, Jan 23, 2012 at 11:11, kozmikrei= s <kozmikr= eis@lojban.org.uk> wrote:

I look forward to trying that out,= please let us know when it's available. =A0It'll be good when ther= e's finally a Lojban-specific app in the iTunes Store :-)

Regarding my conlanger meet-up app idea, I retain no rights to t= he idea should you or anyone else wants to implement it either solo or as a= collaboration.

On a slightly related note, there&= #39;s now a free iBooks Author app in the Mac App Store for authoring rich = content books for iPad consumption. =A0It looks ideal for creating and shar= ing educational textbooks. =A0The CLL as an iBook would be a good place to = start, once the latest changes to it have been completed - thoughts anyone?=

kozmikre= is

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On 22 Jan 2012, at 09:13, aryrain laubels wrote:

I have written a Lojban Dictionary in pure Objective C, I am currently wait= ing for approval. I finished it a week or so ago but posted it today. But s= ome other applications would be interesting.

On Thu, Jan 19, 2012 at 9:58 AM, kozmikreis <kozmikreis@lojban.or= g.uk> wrote:

[repost, original seems to have be= en lost to the aether]

I've got an Apple iOS Develo= per account and would be happy to have a hand in writing a Lojban app for i= OS (and Android if I can get the damn SDK and toolset stable), it's jus= t I haven't thought of an app idea that has anything better to it than = those that already exist.

My dev language of choice would probably be the JavaScript variant from= Appcelerator, not that it's anything amazing, but it can compile to mu= ltiple platforms and takes away some of the suckage of Objective C.

One idea I had was perhaps a meet-up app for conlangers in general, whe= reby you tick the list of languages you speak or are learning to speak and = perhaps your level of proficiency, and let it run in the background occasio= nally checking your location in to a central server. =A0When someone else w= ith a matching conlang interest is nearby the phone can alert you so you ca= n meet up and say coi. =A0Might be good for finding people to practice with= ?

kozmikreis

On 12 Jan 2012, at 06:27, kalsa wrote:

coi
is there any talk of making a lojbanic/lojban beginners = ipod app? apps like flashcardlet are good for studying words, but i was thi= nking maybe a more lojban specific app would help for people who are alread= y wanting to learn, getting to =A0look at it on the go, or maybe to hear sp= oken lojban, or maybe just to make it more=A0accessible to a wider=A0variet= y=A0of people. Just a thought.=A0

co'o
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