iDoodle Developer Blog

I got my iPad on the first day that the first version came out and it’s a shame that it has taken so long for me to get a version of iDoodle2 up and running on this great device.  The size of the screen and the drawing area that it gives you really liberates the user to create great work.  As a designer setting up a user interface it also gives me a lot more room to play with which is awesome and makes it really hard going back to the iPhone.

The big differences you’ll notice with iDoodle2 lite on your iPad is that there are now buttons for everything.  Before you had a button available for undo, but had to use the gesture for redo.  Now both are right there in the toolbar and easy to use.  Having space on the sides is also super valuable.  Now there is a tool editing bar on the right and a color editing bar on the left that should make it much easier to quickly change aspects of your tools and colors so there’s as little hassle as possible in quickly creating great work.  I can’t wait to see what people are able to create with this 🙂

P.S.  Sorry about disabling comments, the spam was getting unbearable.  Until I find a better answer to the spam problem  this will be a one-way forum.  Thanks I have really enjoyed the legit comments posted here over the years.

Well we finally have a fix to iDoodle2 and I hope this was worth waiting for.  There’s still a lot of development to be done to make this the best app possible, but this update goes a long way towards making it a very useable app.  If you do find any bugs please let me know and I will work to fix them in a timely manner.  Also look for a new version of iDoodle2 lite that will be out pretty soon.  If you have any ideas of what you’d like to see in future developments please e-mail or comment.  I leave you with a look at what a real artist can do with this app.  Thanks so much to Ryan Stiles for sending this amazing image done with iDoodle2 lite.