SpiderBasic for web apps
In my last post, I discussed one way to use the Twine web framework to create reference materials. Even though Twine’s main purpose is to create Interactive Fiction (IF), I
Using Twine to create online references
The Twine application has been around for about 15 years and it’s primary purpose is to allow writers to create online Interactive Fiction. The program comes with its own IDE
Project OverWatch
Years ago I wrote a couple of time keeping programs because I was curious how much time I spent in different applications. The first program, TimeLogger1, simply added programs to
Obsidian Part 4 – Using the Project plugin
This article is a followup to Part 2 in that I am working with the same type of information but have found an even more convenient way to manage it.
Obsidian Part 3 – My Daily Usage
This is just a quick list of the information I put into and get out of Obsidian. Inputs: First thing every day I enter a Mood statement, my weight, any
Obsidian Part 2 – Migrating a TiddlyWiki application
At my last employer, I utilized a series of programs to track my workflow over several years. I have always been a believer in building a better mouse trap, when
Easy Text Expansion Saves You Time
One of the easiest things for computers to do today is to take abbreviated text and expand it into words or paragraphs. A couple of decades ago, function keys could
Free Backup Software
Unlike File Sync software which maintains multiple copies of folders between computers or storage devices, Backup software it meant to save a copy of entire hard drives or newer SSDs
101 Ways to do To Dos
For the last 8 years at my previous employer,
Comparing commercial vs free software
For a long time, there has been an overabundance of computer software. Many software programs are designed for commercial sale from inception. Many others start out with a team of