Team 2230 Windows Scouting Application - Beta testing needed

[Bomberofdoom]

I'm proud to announce the beta testing of Team 2230 Scouting Application.

The application is a Windows API written in C#. I started writing it in C++, but thanks to a friend (Or) that presuaded me to do this in C#, the application seems much better than it was in C++.
I recon I've spent 120 hours on this program, and there's still more that can be done.

The purpose of the application is to give a compact, minimalist, summerized scouting database for teams, which will provide most of the core information needed in this year's game scouting.

The application contains:

-A tab for team information and a tab for match information.
- The Team Information tab includes general and specific information about the team's robot, payload specialist(PS) and the team itself. Information can be viewed and edited freely in this tab by choosing a team from the list and editing the information in the controls.
- The Match Information tab includes General information about each alliance in the match and specific information for each team in each alliance.
- In the Team Information tab there's a Mini-Match information where you can view team specific information from a match a team has played in.
- Teams can add up to 10 pictures for each team for robot pictures and team pictures.

There are many cool tricks (courtsy of Or) that you can do in this application, which will be explained in the readme file that will come with the final release.


I currently have two versions of this application: One for the Israeli teams in hebrew, and another in English.

In the future:

- I'd like to provide this application for teams from other countries who might have difficulties with the English version (say, Brazil and Mexico) by having someone help me translate the text in the application to thier language.
- I'm willing to recieve requests to add other featuers teams might want.
- I will attempt to release an open-source code of this application, once it is cleaned from the messy work i've done.
(I don't know if others can view the code with what I'll give them, but I'll do my best to release it all as clean as possible)

But before all that, I need to make sure the application is fool-proof as much as it can.

I'd like Beta-Testers to send me PMs with their emails so I can personally send them the application.
C# programmers that can beta-test will help a lot in solving final issues.

After it seems ok, I'll publish the application in the CD White Papers.

Thanks again to Or for the great help in developing this! Wouldn't have done it with out you.

Good luck, and hope to see you in the competitions with the application.