What we’re working on – WCF based client-server version
Tabbles, client-server version, based on WCF.
April 2010
Auto-tag your files using regular expressions – (new in 1.5.2)
HELLO WORLD (I know I should be blogging about interesting stuff... that's coming too... soon :) ) Anyway, you can now also use regular expressions to auto-tag files/folders with Tabbles... quite a feature, isn't it? You can for example use them to match all the files with a certain extension (.pdf, .doc... etc) or files with names following a certain [...]
Tabbles Portable and Tabbles Free are out!!! :-D
We just released Tabbles Portable and Tabbles Free
March 2010
Tabbles Portable is in beta…
Tabbles Portable in beta
Hello world – F# + WPF on channel9
HELLO WORLD, ( :mrgreen: ) Recently we made some good friend at Microsoft Denmark (I'll write more about it later) and they (Henrik and Martin) asked us if we could do a couple of webcasts telling about F#, WPF and Tabbles. Tthis is the first one, captured and explained from Maurizio, on msdn.channel9.com (click to open): Enjoy! Andrea [...]
Goodbye FileSystemWatcher – welcome full file-manager solution!
After some intense research about technologies we came to the conclusion that there is no easy way to "listen" to a files system and to understand when files are moved.
February 2010
Browser integration via bookmarklet – tag URLs with one click, with Tabbles
Tabbles, browser integration, tagging URLs
Windows installer blues – hopefully gone… for a while
How to get your .msi installer to overwrite the previous installation completely. Orca, REINSTALLMODE, amus.
-> 1.4.9 – a not so minor update
(this is a boring post about an update - I'm working on a more interesting post about enterpreneurship and Microsoft...stay tuned) While this is a minor release, there are a couple nice things we added: --- the uninstall shortcut in the start menu (a big step for us, a small step for humanity ) --- the "+" next to combinable tabbles, both in the body and in [...]
January 2010
1.4.5 -> the BIG release
Ladies and gentleman, we've just redesigned Tabbles, from scratch - or nearly. This release is the result of the 6 months of testing, discussing, improving, re-testing, re-thinking, re-designing. Now Tabbles looks like something "familiar" and not anymore like an alien kind of application. We hope you'll love using it as much as we loved making it. Tabbles' new face: All [...]