YASE-t Unbound

For a couple of weeks I had a priority project to do so I haven’t been working on this one. So for those who are eagerly waiting for me to finish this (hahahaha…I doubt anyone even cares), I am back at it. The big things I need to finish are: muti-user environment (50% done), reports with add-on ability (0% done) and encryption (60% done). The program doesn’t even use actual bank information, like account numbers, but I figured some people might want to hide their financial information so I am adding encryption. I’m going to use it. Like I keep saying, ‘I want to use this’, so I want to get it done.

Apparently nobody really cares. No difference. I’m just going to keep doing what I enjoy. So for those that are interested, I have made great strides in the progress of Viper: Transaction Register (VTR). As of this post it is has been in the coding stage for 133 days. Mostly because I haven’t really been working on it. After I started this project, for some reason I decided to upgrade my website and upgrade Chameleon: Automated Wallpaper Changer. I never get any feedback so the motivation is lacking. I really want to get it finished though because I really want to use it myself. Plus, from the shareware that I have tried, that people actually purchase, mine is so much easier to use. The future of this product, at least from my prospective, looks good.

I really haven’t been working on this program. Even though it has been in the coding stage for over 100 days, I have been working on two other projects. 1) I totally redid my website and 2) I did an upgrade on my Automated Wallpaper Changer. Either my stuff is perfect, yea right, or it sucks real bad, because I never get any feedback.

This project has been in the coding stage for too long. I really haven’t had time to work on it until just a couple of days ago. It is moving along now. Shortly I will move it to the debug stage. Since it is dealing with finances, this step may take awhile. I could use some test data (which I will do) but real data (balancing my check book) will be a true test. Of course I have done numerous tests with the calculations as I am coding. Can’t be to careful though.