dattiimo

Interesting idea, but for me an app switcher needs to be super fast and switch between the apps I want without interrupting my thought process.

I've used an auto hotkey script for years that has served me perfectly. I press my shortcut modifier (the right Alt key) and then the letter of the app I want to switch to. For example, Right Alt + C will switch to my code editor VS Code. Right Alt + T will switch to MS Teams.

Repeating key presses will switch through all instances of that app so Right Alt + C, C, C will switch to the third open VS Code window.

The top row can be temporarily assigned to any open window for using on windows I have open that I'm switching to frequently but only while I have work in progress.

The scripts are at https://github.com/dattiimo/ahk-scripts for anyone interested.

I haven’t tried the app but love the randomness of being able to view the level of the piss tank on the ISS. We need more apps like this.

Love it! It's fun and simple. It would be great to have some kind of "start again" button to clear all the emoji and show new ones. Are the emoji selected randomly?

I built this into https://minicalendar.app (my pet project to learn Blazor). You can also measure the number of days between two events or activities.

A £3 custom mount board really makes a difference. I've built beautiful looking e-paper pictures using a basic IKEA frame and an custom cut mount from best4frames.

I was looking for the same as this. I wanted a yearly overview where the emphasis was on weeks so I could plan vacations and the school year. I ended up creating a pet project to do exactly this that may be of use to you. I’m interested in your thoughts? https://calii.tiimo.app/

That's awesome! I wasn't aware of that. Thank you for sharing.

My pet project is a web app that uses a similar view of the year https://calii.tiimo.app. I find the continuation of the months easier to comprehend time passing in a year.

I've been working on a simple calendar app[1]. It helps me plan annual leave/ school holidays and visualise the time between upcoming deadlines.

I started it just because I wanted to gain a deeper knowledge of the tech it is using (Blazor WASM) and I find building practical simple projects is great way of learning rather than building the traditional tutorial apps.

It might be useful to someone, who knows! Once I've tidied up the code I plan on sharing on GitHub.

[1] https://calii.tiimo.app/

I've been working on a simple calendar app too that is based on this layout. I find the layout cleaner and simpler to comprehend time passing over a year.

[1] https://calii.tiimo.app/

Thanks for sharing this, I've been using a variation of this layout on my own simple vertical/horizontal planner[1], but David's looks a lot prettier.

[1] https://github.com/dattiimo/yearplanner

That's great. I hadn't noticed it's has been added to PowerToys. I can now finally retire my 7 year old script. Hopefully one day it will be promoted to be included in Windows by default.

This AutoHotKey script was a game changer for me. It maps Ctrl + Shift + V to paste without formatting.

    ;; Text–only paste from ClipBoard
    ;; (https://autohotkey.com/board/topic/10412-paste-plain-text-and-copycut/)
    ;; ctrl + shit + v
    ^+v::
        Clip0 = %ClipBoardAll%
        ClipBoard = %ClipBoard%       ; Convert to text
        Send ^v                       ; For best compatibility: SendPlay
        Sleep 150                     ; Don't change clipboard while it is pasted! (Sleep > 0)
        ClipBoard = %Clip0%           ; Restore original ClipBoard
        VarSetCapacity(Clip0, 0)      ; Free memory
    Return

[Edit: tried to fix formatting]

I don't have anything shared online but I can look at publishing it if there's interest. It's one big script so I'll have to clean it up and remove any sensitive data from it first.

I've used GroupAdd[1] and GroupActivate to alternate between windows of the same app but it doesn't ignore minimised windows. Maybe you can ignore minimised when adding to the GroupAdd list some how.

[1] https://www.autohotkey.com/docs/v1/lib/GroupAdd.htm

AutoHotKey is awesome! I use it for better/faster app switching. I have a "shortcut" enabler key, in my case Right Alt, that controls it all.

When held down with any letter, it switches through the instances of that app. For example, Alt + C switches to VS Code window. Alt + F keys opens new instances of an app such as a new Chrome window in a specific profile.

Alt + number are configurable and can be set for the current window in focus. By tapping Alt, the "edit" mode is enabled, allowing me to set the current window as any of the number keys.

When in "edit" mode, the H,J,K,L keys also switch to navigation, becoming up, down left, right etc.

It makes switching between apps so much faster.

I started with a simple paper template I print out[1] but I'm working on an web app for it. I'm hoping to make the web app available very soon.

[1] https://github.com/dattiimo/yearplanner

I love visual representations of time passing like this, they really help to put it in perspective.

I use something similiar that only covers a year (kinda like GitHub's activity view) and it helps me visualise that future events, such as a half marathon that seems like ages away, is actually only 8 Sunday runs away.