Tight Timer -- the ubiquitous test app

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I tried to fire out several features of this app. First, "how flexible?" Not very much. The fact that there is a limited-sized breadboard bespeaks that this app is a toy not for anything real. Second, "performance?" Not very good. There is a point that no matter the oscillator clock the calculations are leveled out. Solution: skipping and anticipatory calculations.

published 10 years ago

slaymaker

10 years ago

I agree, but this is sadly the best sim I've found for Android. Have you found anything better?

modena1984

10 years ago

Please could you help? How you make a hidden wire? (painted with colors)?

hurz

10 years ago

Go and get your money back!

faceblast

10 years ago

metal gimp

metalgimp

10 years ago

Better simulator... no, regrettably this is the best. I could write my own, true, but it's clear how much effort they put into this thing. My main complaint is having to pay comparably high costs for tiny real estate and limited tools. For example one other I reviewed allowed me multiple input nands. It also had a larger breadboard region. While I see periodic updates, I fear that real development effort has stopped. I want to be proved wrong.

metalgimp

10 years ago

Hidden wires are done by making the circuit off to the side then carefully moving each component. Be careful some components wire themselves automatically, a preferred feature just not all the time.

metalgimp

10 years ago

Get refund... If you mean: "if you despise so much..." Don't tempt me. However I learned how charge pumps work. I would proof that this is not a toy. If written well, expanding breadboard space is simple.

hurz

10 years ago

Before you continue writing your wish list, try to use the top right button in editor to submit with less noise directly to the development team.

roops1967

10 years ago

For all its short falls , still a great tool for learning and experimenting

metalgimp

10 years ago

Using the "wish list" button... I have sent many, but there no way to determine whether they are even looked at.

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