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2 more shaggadelic features in the oven: Auto-tagging wizard + Hierarchical tabbles

By |2009-12-30T17:48:00+01:00December 30th, 2009|English|

HELLO WORLD,ok guys, I admit I'm recycling from the forum here, but since I wrote a looong post there, I'm trying to summarize the thing a bit here :-)Auto-tagging wizardThe idea behind this is to help the user (presumably at his first installation) to categorize his files/folders based on his folder structure and file names (no, we're not going into [...]

Weekly update 30 Nov -> 6 Dec (mini update)

By |2009-12-09T12:13:00+01:00December 9th, 2009|English|

HELLO WORLDDevelopmentAuto-tagging rules: Maurizio worked A LOT on making the auto-tagging rules and one-click tagging engine stable and reliable. It was hard work as the technology is everything but trivial! We worked on fine tuning when the one-click pop-ups come out, and this involves keeping in account a bias time for renaming a new created file - basically now Tabbles understands [...]

November 2009

space-efficiency -> rearranged file item

By |2009-11-29T20:49:00+01:00November 29th, 2009|English|

HELLO WORLDSpace efficient + readable = not easy taskBeing space-efficient is crucial for any application. Not being space efficient results in the app showing less data than what it potentially could, resulting in being less productive. On top of this, you need to make sure that the data is rendered in an easy-to-read manner and there is a whole science [...]

micro weekly update 09 -> 15 November

By |2009-11-17T22:15:00+01:00November 17th, 2009|English|

HELLO WORLD.Guys, probably this week for the first time, we started seeing some real interest in Tabbles, coming from different fronts. It feels good.Development (1.2.1 is very close) -> look at this- Recursive untabbling added- Improved auto-categorization (just "sticky" for the moment)- "Bleached" file window and graphical tweaks - Tracked (and hopefully fixed) 2 very buggy bugs causing to database corruption. We're [...]

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