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First off, thanks for the feedback. I wrote the app originally to help myself working fieldside, and figured it could be helpful for others around.

Originally Posted by notmattlythgoe

I was unable to get the match schedule to load for Galileo, the team list loaded but no match schedule.

The app scrapes data the same way TBA and Spyder do (from FIRST's published HTML pages), and that datafeed was broken during CMP; they changed the format used to publish it. Sorry, but there's nothing I could have done - if you want more stable schedule scraping, complain to FIRST and have them publish the data in a better (or at least unchanging!) format.

Originally Posted by notmattlythgoe

Also, when sorting by number of notes, the secondary sort algorithm seems to sort by the string representation of the team number instead of the actual team number. It might be easier to use if it sorted by the numerical value of the team number instead.

Also, when sorting by number of notes, the secondary sort algorithm seems to sort by the string representation of the team number instead of the actual team number. It might be easier to use if it sorted by the numerical value of the team number instead.

The first paragraph there is really strange - I haven't head of it yet. The second one I know of. I wrote the sorting pretty close to CMP and didn't have time to test it thoroughly (clearly), but I wanted to push it out before the season ended. I'll get those bugs fixed after my finals are over next week.

Originally Posted by notmattlythgoe

Another suggestion would be some way to export all of the data. Whether that be just saving to a file on the device, or emailing the data, etc. This is just a possible enhancement idea for the future.

I actually have all the code written for that (it can export to internal storage), but I'm waiting for a big update to add all the features that would require additional permissions - since it can't autoupdate without confirmation, and I'll do all of it in a major update. It's on my radar, though.

Thanks again for using the app and helping me improve it, I really appreciate it!

And of course, the usual open-source plug. This app is on my GitHub page. Got an idea? Contribute!