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Aliases
joewing
ten.gniweoj|gniweoj#ten.gniweoj|gniweoj
Site URL
Ticalc.org URL
http://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/authors/23/2319.html
Location
United States
Years Active
1997 to 2002(?)
Affiliations
Joe Wingbermuehle was a prominent assembly programmer in the TI community, primarily for the TI-83 and TI-83+ graphing calculators.
His site was one of the TI sites that got hosting through Dimension-TI (calc.org).
Person Significance
(Screenshot of JezzBall)
Joe is well known as the author of Ion, a popular shell for the TI-83 & TI-83+ calculators. It was the first shell released with an SDK that promoted compatibility of programs between the TI-83 & TI-83+. Prior to Ion and the TI-83+, Joe was the author of SOS, another popular shell for the TI-83.
He also wrote numerous high-quality games and programs including Breakout, Diamonds, Box World, DStar, JezzBall, and so on. He also ported several of his games as well as other programmers' games to the TI-83 and TI-83+. His programs were also featured on ticalc.org several times.
Person Contributions
- List of their programs and games
- Include a screenshot for some of their best games/programs
Person Milestones
- List of their important milestones (date joined TI community, important programs, etc.)
Site URLs
- http://www.joewing.net
- http://joewing.calc.org
- http://www.usmo.com/~joewing/
Site Screenshot
(Screenshot of Joe Wingbermuehle's homepage circa 2000)
Person History
He was one of the programmers that took advantage of Dimension TI's hosting package that they made available to the TI community.
Miscellaneous
Joe Wingbermuehle was one of the people interviewed by Michael Vincent of ticalc.org in a series of interviews with famous TI community programmers of the years past (see ticalc.org news article).