1 day ago · Tech · 0 comments

If you haven’t seen it yet, one of my open source projects that I’ve been “maintaining” for a while is called todometer. It’s a glorified to-do app with a progress bar, in a desktop app. It’s built with Electron and React, and I first shipped it in early 2017! todometer has served me well over the years, and so that’s why I put “maintaining” in quotes in that intro there. I admit I don’t often update it, because it does exactly what I want it to do: you check off a task, it fills a progress bar with green. You pause a task for later, and it fills the progress bar with yellow. At midnight, the bar resets, the paused tasks are unpaused, and the completed tasks are deleted. At it’s core… the app probably looks exactly like it did 3, 5, and 9 years ago. BUT I made a bunch of changes that folks have been asking for for several years, and I openly admit now that the users were right, and this latest version is so much better. Dependency updates So firstly, dependency updates. The final…

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