Bubblestuff

Roto and iCount now available on the iTunes App Store

Jean-Yves Avenard — Tue, 20 Sep 2011 07:05:52 +0000

Last night, after a 8 days wait, we finally received the long hoped Apple’s email:

Dear Bubblestuff Pty Ltd,
The following app has been approved. The status has changed to Ready for Sale.

Both Roto and iCount are now available at the price of $1.99 and $0.99 respectively.

Roto App Store page
iCount App Store page

Make sure to check our Roto and iCount product pages!

Those two applications are just the start, and many more are in the making. Come back often and check on us.

Thank you

The Bubblstuff Team

New version of Roto and iCount submitted today

Jean-Yves Avenard — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:50:05 +0000

A new version of Roto and iCount were submitted today.

Once they go live, they will be the first two Bubblestuff branded applications.

If you previously purchased either Roto or iCount from Hydrix, you are entitled to the Bubblestuff version for free. simply email us to receive a free iTunes voucher.

iCount now includes the ability to import data directly from mail or other iPhone applications supporting the opening of external files (such as the excellent GoodReader)

Not much change to Roto, other than migrating the application from Hydrix to Bubblestuff.

Make sure to look for them on iTunes App Store, when the submission is approved they will be availabe on the following site:

Roto: link
iCount: link

Bubblestuff site is live !

Jean-Yves Avenard — Thu, 15 Sep 2011 07:38:32 +0000

After months in the making. The new web site became live today along with the new wiki http://www.bubblestuff.com/wiki where you will find information such as the documentation of our products.

The new web site has key new features allowing people to participate with comments and was designed to load as quickly as possible on mobile devices: Bubblestuff preferred target.

We look forward to your feedback

How well did you do at Roto?

Jean-Yves Avenard — Wed, 07 Sep 2011 00:37:27 +0000

We now have a new interface to filter Roto best scores.

It’s very easy to use…

For example:

Say you want to display Pan’s best score, you would add to the URL those arguments

http://www.bubblestuff.com/how_well_did_i_do?user=Pan&max=5 which would display:

Rank	User	Score	Level	Session Time	Date
143	Pan	345	12	03:14:52	14 Nov 2009
143	Pan	345	12	03:14:52	14 Nov 2009
260	Pan	308	11	00:40:33	11 Nov 2009
260	Pan	308	11	00:40:33	11 Nov 2009
347	Pan	275	10	00:10:58	7 Nov 2009

and for the user Gerald

http://www.bubblestuff.com/how_well_did_i_do?user=Gerald&max=3

Rank	User	Score	Level	Session Time	Date
166	Gerald	341	12	00:21:54	16 Jan 2010
166	Gerald	341	12	00:21:54	16 Jan 2010
280	Gerald	306	11	00:17:12	2 Aug 2011

and now try yourself, the result will be displayed below once you refresh this page:

Rank	User	Score	Level	Session Time	Date
1	Elena 4 Eva	502	16	03:02:46	11 Dec 2011
2	Mack	500	16	02:14:27	23 Nov 2011
3	Stats	498	16	01:07:29	14 Jan 2012
4	Elena	494	16	01:44:57	6 Oct 2011
5	Elena	494	16	02:28:14	25 Nov 2011

The arguments available are:

max: limit the numbers of results to ‘max’; default if not supplied: 10.
game: show the results for a given game type: possible values are: ‘puzzle’, ‘action’, ‘arcade’; default: puzzle.
sort: sort the results by score, time, date or level; default: score.
user: finds the scores for ‘user’ only; default: everybody.

modify this by adding arguments to the URL like:

http://www.bubblestuff.com/how_well_did_i_do?user=jya&max=50&sort=time&game=action

If this is too much for you, then just use this easy-to-use page instead:
http://www.bubblestuff.com/roto/scores