EveHQ : The Internet Spaceship Toolkit

I'd be intrigued as to what is being planned for 3.x. Suggestions from me would include

- Combat Log Analyzer. See Chribba's (http://eveboard.com/combat/) or the old one at SourceForge (http://utter.chaos.org.uk/~dean/cla/) (http://sourceforge.net/project…..combatlog/) Basically Chribba's looks really good, but being able to parse the entire combat history as well as a single log is nice for certain things like the geeky "best shot ever". Being able to generate working models like is done in EFT would be nice as well (i.e. distance/tracking/speed models between particular ship fittings).

- Update and fix the POS module. Perhaps this may become redundant but I've been seeing CCP promise to redo POS since POS first was released. Let's just say I'm not holding my breath. Saved POS fittings is damned handy.

- Roll the PI module into Prism. The old PI module is useful, such as it is, but it should surely be workable in a way that feeds the PRISM module easier.

- Resolve Eve Notifications to plain text, human readable messages. The current report is useless, which isn't the fault of EveHQ, but surely this could be improved upon.

- The price system. Selectable normalization of the downloaded data. Raw data is great. Rational data removing outliers is also great. Ignoring data based upon arbitrary isk values is not great. Best suggestion is to give an option to use buy or sell prices within 2 standard deviations from the mode for each module within the regions selected. Perhaps even just the mode price itself could be utilized when you just want a typical item price.

- Personal/Corporate Contract monitoring.

- IGB. Self registration of randomized port numbers with Windows firewall.

- Status area icon. Show notifications here. Characters in training (or not if the account has no toons training). "You've got mail". An option to have any/all of those notifications as a balloon tip in the corner. I say option as some play in full screen and some don't. If you play in a way that balloon tips aren't excessively intrusive, then anytime something happens I have an interest in, show my a balloon to that effect.

Anyway, what's on your development palette?

Done. One of these days I should probably relearn programming skills with all these new-fangled object oriented languages and I could offer help in completing projects but my last program was written in COBOL on a Xenix mini, if that says anything about how out-of-date my skills are.