In my day to day work there are frequently medium delays; waiting for a build to finish or a server to warm up. While staring at a loading spinner is one way to pass the time, I'll frequently jump to something else, and sometimes get distracted. Lately I've been picking up little puzzle games for … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 3: Tray Battleship
When I was working as a mechanical engineer, converting units was a common tedious and error prone task. There are a million converters out there but most are web based, which meant using over half a gig of RAM to Chromium. These times when I'd reach for a website I've always wished I had a … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 2: Tray Converter
Every day in October I am going to launch a new Windows tray app. The first and most obvious question is, why? And there are a lot of answers: I love little utilities on Windows Native apps are best! The right sized tool for the job I won't wait for big software vendors to soften … Continue reading Tray-tober Kickoff: Tray Folder
