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Site URL
http://tiworld.iwebland.com
Founders
Joe Flint
Founding Date
December 11, 2000
Years Active
2000 to 2003
Programmed For
TI-83, TI-83+
Languages
Assembly
Aliases
TI-World
TIWorld
TiWorld
Affiliations
TI Calculator Programming Alliance
Blankware Programming
Maxcoderz Software
Dimension-TI
BAPG
TI World was an assembly programming group that programmed for the TI-83 and TI-83+ graphing calculators. The group was started by Joe Flint while he was a member of Basic and Assembly Programmers Group (BAPG) and later the TI Calculator Programming Alliance (TCPA), and then branched off into its own group.
Group Significance
Some of their best released games include Dr. Mario, Bust a Move, and King of Fighters 2000 (KoF 2k). They also released an assembly shell for the TI-83+ called Plasma jointly with the TCPA.
Group Staff
Some of the members were involved in other programming groups including Joe Flint (TCPA, BAPG), Joel Seligstein (BASM), and Hitoshi Koizumi (Alienhead, ABT), and when the group disbanded some of the members joined MaxCoderz (Joe Pemberton, Hitoshi, and Marc Ryan).
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Group Milestones
Site URLs
- http://tiworld.calc.org
- http://tiworld.joepnet.com
- http://tiworld.iwebland.com
- http://tiworld.host.sk
- http://www.tiworld.net
- http://tcpa.calc.org/members/joe/tiworld/
Site Screenshot
(Screenshot of TI World homepage circa 2001)
Group History
TI World was started by Joe Flint in December 2000. When BASM Programming became inactive, Joel Seligstein joined TI-World. Likewise, when TI-World became inactive in 2003, most of the members joined MaxCoderz.
Miscellaneous
TI World was one of the sites that got hosting through Dimension-TI.