A small, but helpful feature that’s been a long time coming is the ability to edit a players game statistics. Previously if you needed to modify a statistic for a player, you’d have to delete all of the players stats for a game and then re-enter the stats again. Now though, you can simply edit the desired stats and save – no need to remember what stats were entered before.

We released a new feature today which adds roster deadlines to seasons.

League admins who want to restrict roster additions after a particular date can now do it by setting this date when creating or editing a season. Admins can still modify rosters after the deadline, but team reps will not be able to.

If you don’t need to lockdown rosters then leave the date empty and everything will work as it did before.

We’ve added Tackle Football as a new sport. We’ve also added new stats for both Tackle and Flag football. You can turn them on under the Admin -> General -> Manage Statistics page.

We forgot to write a post about this, but we’ve added the ability to customize the standings view. You can now change the column titles and show or hide select columns.

We’d like to announce a new member to the Snap Chop family… Snap Chop: Baby Edition!

For all those precious bundles of joy in your life, capture their growing years Snap Chop style!

Now available in the App Store for your iPhone.

For more information check out snapchop.me.

Last night I attended the Winnipeg .NET user group to take part in a “Smackdown” between ASP.Net MVC and my beloved Ruby on Rails. As instructed, I brought a helmet and a bulletproof vest, but it turns out the .NET group was way more friendly than advertised! It was a lot of fun and I hope people enjoyed it.

James Chambers was a great co-presenter and I had a lot of fun comparing the frameworks with him!

So who won?

At this month’s Winnipeg .Net User Group meetup, I’ll be participating in a “smackdown” between Ruby on Rails and ASP.net MVC.

Over the last week or so, Snap Chop has been selling like hot cakes! We are currently in the top 300 paid entertainment iPhone apps according to www.iosnoops.com.

If you bought Snap Chop, thanks for your support! If you haven’t yet, what are you waiting for? Don’t you like funny stuff?

Last week I did a presentation at the Winnipeg Agile User Group on Behaviour Driven Development. There will be a video of the presentation posted soon, but for now here are the slides.

We’ve released a free, ad-supported and fully functional version of Snap Chop for Android called Snap Chop Lite. Check it out in the Android Marketplace.

Also check out a free demo at snapchop.me