There is something iconic about the sticky note on the computer monitor. One reason they work well is their flexibility, durability, and simplicity. Mini Ink attempts to achieve something similar on pen like devices but with an added template level that pairs well with what works for folks who find value in physical planners. Grids, … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 23: Mini Ink
Managing many different code repositories can be a real pain, especially for a project like Tray-tober. Interacting with the repos might be opening the folder, or in the terminal, or opening the remote to do other work around the code like issue management. In the past I've solved this many different ways from a great … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 22: Tray Git
When building apps it is funny the stuff that gives me a mental block, and coming up with fake data for screenshots or social media posts usually stops me in my tracks. I don't often want 15 random names, but when I need them I am terrible at generating them. I know of the great … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 21: Tray Random
In keeping with the genre of 'dime a dozen demo apps' much like calculators, I feel like there are a huge amount of podcast apps out there. But how many of them just live in the tray? And how many use the Windows Community Toolkit Marquee control!? Well Tray-Casts does both of those things! There … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 20: Tray-Casts
When building demo apps, the rule is you must build a calculator. It's a simple understandable app which does not require explaination of what it does. For Tray-tober I had to build one at some point, but what was the unique angle going to be? Well it is a tray app and it is build … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 19: Trayulator
