“Hello world” threatens to win DD Coding Contest

Here in the lucky land of Australia, we’re fond of revelling in the phenomena of Doing a Bradbury

Which is to say, we’re extremely good at doing well, simply by showing up.

If you’re into coding for the Native firmware, go here: http://www.dingoo-digital.com/forums/developers-corner/calling-all-native-os-developers-its-contest-time

It’s your chance to do a Bradbury. 

And c’mon people, no entries is just plain lazy.

Really (Tsk tsk, says the one who still thinks line numbers are used).

Comments

  1. Great video. I hadn't seen it or heard of it before, so it was a fun surprise.

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  2. Steven Bradbury is an Australian LEGEND!

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  3. Hardly a surprise considering the "prizes" of this contest and its rules. He's basically asking you to put a lot of effort in a new game/app in a very short time frame with obligatory free support for prizes hardly worth anything.

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  4. Links to the software to use and guides on how to code in the language would be helpful to post on this link... I am a programmer but I can't program without knowing how the language works!

    -Wobbis

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  5. @guest2424:
    http://boards.dingoonity.org/dingoo-development/development-sdks-and-resources/

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