Tim Stoecklein
EF5
Good to hear Joe, I've enjoyed it and look forward to the next round. You've got a winner there!
Drew.Gardonia
finally got this downloaded, but disappointed that there is no animation effect on the radar.
rdale
EF5
As noted, that's in the beta right now and will be in the next update.
D. Hayes
Long thread. I seen allision house is going to be providing feed for this app. Any time frame?
Jarrod Barnett
EF3
I did a "referral" review lastnight for Pykl3 on one of the other "radar apps" in the Market Place. Hopefully it gets some people to purchase it. 
joe.jurecka
EF2
Good question. It really depends on how quickly I can get it operational. What I expect to happen is that I will release what I'm working on now (with looping, city names, warning polygons, SpotterNetwork locations, etc) first. After that is out and stable, then the AH integration would be next. I would anticipate a substantively shorter turnaround time between this upcoming release and the AH release. As far as release dates, all I can say is that I'm working to make these releases happen as soon as possible. I've made a lot of great progress, but the last thing I want to do is rush a product to market before it's ready as that causes unhappiness all around. I do fully comprehend the value in many of the upcoming features during severe weather season and that continues to drive me to work as quickly as possible.
Joe
Joe
joe.jurecka
EF2
joe.jurecka
EF2
Just a little update for the group. Had a hard drive crash last week and had to get a replacement sent out (code backed up on a different machine every day). Anyhow, that finally came in and I'm continuing to refine the logic in the code in many areas. One thing that looks to be much nicer is a pretty quick switching between products (given that they are loaded already). Also investigating techniques to see if I can get the rendering speed up too, but that may very well be later down the road.
Joe
Joe
Chris Strahan
EF2
Like the app so far Joe. Love that you welcome feedback and suggestions as well.
joe.jurecka
EF2
Listening to the users is the only way to go!
Dan Doleiden
I just purchased PYKL3 from the Android market and love it so far. As was mentioned before, echotops, VIL and looping would be awesome. I might have missed it before, but is there a possibility for lightning display?
joe.jurecka
EF2
Lightning is on my list of things to add....would come with AllisonHouse integration. The echotops and other products are in the queue as well.
Dan Doleiden
Awesome. Keep up the good work!
Jay Cazel
EF4
I also would bought this app about a month ago and so far I like it, can't wait for the new updates!
Great job Joe.
Great job Joe.
joe.jurecka
EF2
Hi all,
Just wanted to give a quick update for the users. Progress continues to be made on the next version although efforts have slowed somewhat while trying to clean up issues related to multiple processes, inter-process communications, synchronization, product switching and the like. These are not unusual for any type of application with this level of complexity. Writing an app that does everything it needs to do, without being a hassle to deal with, is a challenge. One of the things being worked on is user perception issues related to the wide variety of device processing power out there. Optimizations are made for those using mobile devices (the primary user base). The good news is that once processing power increases, it should be a very efficient application. I wish I could give a date for when it will be ready, but alas, I don't want to mislead anyone. Some days, very quick progress is made...others...several days are spent identifying and resolving issues with tedious debugging. The important thing is I'm still working on it AND the product that's available now is stable and reliable. I want the next version at least as reliable before it goes out, but that takes time.
Joe
Just wanted to give a quick update for the users. Progress continues to be made on the next version although efforts have slowed somewhat while trying to clean up issues related to multiple processes, inter-process communications, synchronization, product switching and the like. These are not unusual for any type of application with this level of complexity. Writing an app that does everything it needs to do, without being a hassle to deal with, is a challenge. One of the things being worked on is user perception issues related to the wide variety of device processing power out there. Optimizations are made for those using mobile devices (the primary user base). The good news is that once processing power increases, it should be a very efficient application. I wish I could give a date for when it will be ready, but alas, I don't want to mislead anyone. Some days, very quick progress is made...others...several days are spent identifying and resolving issues with tedious debugging. The important thing is I'm still working on it AND the product that's available now is stable and reliable. I want the next version at least as reliable before it goes out, but that takes time.
Joe
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