The most classic programming project is always a to-do list, and Tray-tober is no exception with Tray Do. It is a todo list, task tracker, always a click away in your tray. One little delighter is there is a 'hit list' options where tasks can be singled out to be prioritized on a separate list. … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 5: Tray Do
Not every app in Tray-tober will be brand new. The community response to Traydio (formerly Trdo) inspired me to look deeper into the world of tray apps. I am thrilled to say the reviews and comments on social media reinforce that users 'get it' when it comes to what a tray app is supposed to … Continue reading Tray-tober Day 4: Traydio
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
While working on Text Grab I found my self wanting to visualize my clipboard content... so I built an app to do it! Sometimes text content takes multiple formats so being able to understand how the clipboard works makes it easy to integrate clipboard capabilities into my other apps. This app is fully open source … Continue reading New app: Clipboard Inspector
