Daily target-based task timer desktop gadget for Windows 7
This is a Silverlight-based Windows 7/Vista desktop gadget I made for personal use and to try out gadget development. It allows multiple activities to be setup, each with it's own daily target, the user can then select an activity to time with the selection control above the timer display. The timer can then be stopped and started as the user carries out the activity and takes breaks. Multiple activities can be timed concurrently and the time divided between them equally. The red dots are a scrollable and draggable indicator system which provide detailed information about the current activity's sessions, target and total times (for the date that the dot represents) when the user hovers over it. These indicators act like a history for the currently selected activity and can be dragged/scrolled backwards in time indefinitely to see past activity levels.
Sobre Mim
After completing my master's in chemistry in 2009, I had already realized chemistry was not the career path I wanted to take. As a long-time hobbyist programmer (on and off for about 15 years), I soon realized software development was what I really wanted to be doing. Since then, I have spent the past 3 years training myself in software and web design; mainly C# (WPF, ASP.NET and Silverlight) but also some C++, HTML5/CSS3 and Javascript. I'm now looking to enter the job market and believe offering my skills as a freelancer is the most effective way for me to achieve this.
$18 USD/h
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