Lars Sehested

It's been about a month since my last post and a lot has happened in Score Keeper land.

Perhaps the biggest change is that Score Keeper now supports multiple games per account. Also, these games can have 1, 2 or 3 members on each team. Implementing this required ripping out a lot of code and re-implementing a lot of existing functionality, so Score Keeper has been unstable for a couple of weeks. Things seem to have improved a lot lately, though.

Other than that, I have made a lot of small changes, fixed some bugs and improved performance.

I spent a couple of hours on Score Keeper yesterday and made some changes.

A new column was added to the ranking table showing which position the user had a week ago. An arrow indicates whether the user moved up or down.

Also on the dashboard, teams in Recent matches are now sorted so that the winning team is always shown to the left. This is also the case under Matches if no filter is set.

Below a user's ranking chart you will now find a list of team mates along with details such as winning percentage.

About a month ago, I "released" Score Keeper at www.scorekeepr.dk. Simply put, Score Keeper is a web app for keeping scores, rankings, etc. for matches.

As you'll notice very quickly if you go to www.scorekeepr.dk, it is pre-alpha. Certain circumstances made it necessary to release earlier than planned, but on the other hand, the early release allows me to get some feedback on it.

It's funny. A couple of years ago I spent a lot of time in Drupal. I released Search 404 and put quite a lot of websites online based on this very powerful CMS.

This is slowly becoming an "I'm moving" blog, but here goes: I recently landed a job with Lenio A/S in Århus, starting on March 1, so from March 2008 my address will be:

Skovvangsvej 26 A, 2., lejl. 2, 8200 Århus N

I look forward to working full time with Ruby on Rails again even though I've learned quite a lot about .Net during the 8 months I've been employed at Mercell.