Contents tagged with My Project Releases
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JNFileCombiner V1.0 Freeware
As I had written here, I am working on a freeware program called JNFileCombiner to combine parts of files numbered .001 through .nnn. I had seen other programs do this, as well as batch files (just by copying the files together), but I figured this was a very simple project to get started with fully unit-testing code.
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FileCombiner Freeware
I've decided to delve more into fully unit-tested code and write an application from scratch using TDD methodologies after being re-invigorated by Robert C. Martin's fantastic Craftsman article series ( http://www.objectmentor.com/resources/publishedArticles.html -- click on the "Test Driven Development" category).
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Practical Translation... welcome international readers
I just finished stage 1 of a project that's long been overdue on my other site: jnadal.com --
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Translation Bug Solved
After way too much time away, I have finally gotten around to refactoring my free translation web service, after a move to a new host (more on that later).
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Announcing.... GetMyNews for Longhorn
I would post a screenshot, but there's not much to see. Rather, this is for your aural pleasure. GetMyNews vA1 listens for any of a set of commands listed in
it'sits (and that's one of my pet peeves) grammar file, NewsCommand.grxml, and will go out and hit an rss feed provided by http://googlenews.74d.com . -
"TranslateIt!" Longhorn
TranslateIt! is a longhorn implementation of a simple web services frontend, allowing the user to translate text from one language to another, via the textbox, dropdown, and candy-blue button at the top left.
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PPC RSS Aggregator
After about a month of working on it off and on, my PocketPC RSS aggregator actually is functional...I'm still deciding whether or not the client will just be ie on the PPC, or if I'll also make a CF client reader. (I probably will). It's fully coded in .NET, of course...
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C# System Tray Winforms
I just got tired of writing separate System Tray winforms, even though the article at Code Project makes it pretty easy. So, I'm writing a generic SystemTrayApplication, which will hopefully be up here sometime tonight or tomorrow. Thanks to Scott for providing the blog space (after goading me for months to finally give in and use the application :) ) I must admit it makes me less of a hypocrite than to be an ASP.NET developer using Movable Type.