Hm, I have just check out the judging schedule. Apparently, the number of team has fallen from 6 down to 6. This is bad. 6 is a perfect number, while 5 is not. Granted, it is a popular prime, but it is still not as perfect as 6. *sign*. Actually, the most perfect number is, surprised!, 4. Why? We have 4 prizes, remember? If we have 4 teams, we can just share the prize :D.
Anyway, I feel a bit lonely that there are only 5 teams. I hoped we would have like 7 to 10 teams, then there will be real competition. This is not as fun :(. Frankly, ALL ICPC teams should be enrolled, and we can have a sub-ICPC contest, where the best algorithm(s) for the problem wins!
Myself, I am working on the interface. Frankly, the interface is THE most important part (I hate to say that, Gaurav, but you are damned right about that). Database is for storing data, no more no less. It should not be the center of the thing. About logic part, well, if you are talking about a complex task, where algorithms and how to solve the problem are important, then logic part is the center. However, the task is rather simple, so logic just loses its crown.
What's left is, of course, the interface. It should drive the whole thing. I decide to use UML for interface (how brilliant I am :D). Oh, just found out that DIA is a pretty good diagram editor for GNU/Linux (for GNOME, that is). Well, I don't use GNOME, because, as always, Enlightenment ROCKS.
