This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. Last week, I wrote about techniques to find a list of the .NET […]
ContinueTime Tortoise: Resolving Dependencies
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. As I mentioned last week, I’m working on a backlog of unit tests, […]
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This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. Having finished a basic end-to-end idle time feature, I find myself with a […]
ContinueTime Tortoise: Idle Time User Interface
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. After several weeks of infrastructure work, it’s finally time to make the idle […]
ContinueTime Tortoise: Idle Time Detection with MouseKeyHook
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. A practical time tracker needs to take into account user idle time, but […]
ContinueTime Tortoise: Minimal SignalR Functionality
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. Last week, I covered the reason for using SignalR in Time Tortoise, and […]
ContinueTime Tortoise: Using SignalR with UWP
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. To communicate with its companion app, Time Tortoise needs to use sockets. In […]
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This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. To build a companion app that implements functionality that a UWP app can’t, […]
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This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. Last week, I brought up some limitations of UWP apps, including one that […]
ContinueTime Tortoise: Working Around UWP Limitations
This is one in a series of articles about Time Tortoise, a Universal Windows Platform app for planning and tracking your work schedule. For more on the development of this app and the ideas behind it, see my Time Tortoise category page. I decided to use the Univeral Windows Platform for Time Tortoise because I’m […]
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