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One Week App - watch an iPhone app be created in one week
Sahil Lavingia has decided to do something a little different as he creates his next iPhone app: he's going to do it in public, and blog the process as he goes. He's also going to do it in a one-week marathon stretch, and has aptly named the project One Week App. This is both an interesting way for non-developers to gain a bit of an understanding about what goes into the app creation process, and a great way to get some relatively inexpensive PR for the new app.
The app Lavingia is creating is going to be called Dayta, which is a combination of the words "day" and "data". Although the functionality of Dayta hasn't yet been completely revealed, it's looking like a logger that lets you collect numbers based on the things you do in your daily life.
You can subscribe to the One Week App project via RSS or by following the @oneweekapp Twitter account. Here's hoping that One Week App doesn't turn out to be one weak app.


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