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Keep it simple, remove much of the unused .. and add other sports! That is a new spirit of the program, and a new look.
It's almost 7 years since I rewrote an application for money disbursement planning (my own code) into a tennis match stats engine. So far, so good: Moscow, Russia, and we are quite popular here, but now overwhelmingly. We've just finished another good tournament (Motivation Open 2013), and to-date stats shows 267 people have played 1792 matches, S/D combined, in 365 last days, all play together spending a total of 2,872,000 RUR on greedy court owners. Yes, court prices per hour here are amazingly
http://tennismatchmachine.com/db_ima...62d3_large.jpg - I had taken this data from our matches database, trying to figure out how much time, money and how many people it takes to play each new one thousand matches of the club; I knew it took us almost three years to count the first thousand, but the more people combined, the more matches played; but I did not expect what this kind of analysis led to : in the last 18 months we seem to have stopped growing : the 4-th thousand (190 days, 190 people);
Some important things done January - I fixed the long-standing problem with courts map js, now both windows open together, so need to pop up, just passing the handle from one to another through the parent. And stars are clickable now , too. Getting info with clicking the map, that's a GIS. I also bound 98% of all previous matches to the courts database, thus making various stats courts vs. matches available, like people playing on the same courts stats, number of matches per court stats, and even
Hello, just returned from Paris and Berlin, seeing the New Year come there. Now, more convincing stats to be found here http://tennismatchmachine.com/docs/S..._2012_TMM.html. Voilà, c'est ça. Expenses are growing, too, but (over)balanced with incomes, I think this is natural.
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