For about the last year or so I have been building python apps in TTKBootstrap, a lovely upgrade on the very dated Tkinter interfaces. But it has limitations, so off to try out / learn a new framework. In this case Custom Tkinter. Truth be known I was finding the
Books Life
K444 Is Done!
The goal was never to be famous, heck who ever heard of a rich poet? I have always loved writing, just letting the often weird thoughts in my head flow out onto the paper, or now my keyboard. But I did have a goal when I started to build WordsWorth
Books
What’s In The Fridge?
I think I have been collecting recipes since I was old enough to scribble on a 3 x 5 recipe card. I live by one rule, if the recipe can’t fit on a 3 x 5 I am not interested. Chances are fancy schmancy recipes include ingredients I can’t find
Books Poetry
An Ocean of Silence
Remember I was battle-testing Wordsworth? Well… it handled the almost 200 poems I have written over the years, the export to epub was seamless, I added a cover image and one at the end of myself and Frieda. Too easy. Badda bing badda boom… An Ocean of Silence is done!
Geekstuff Life Lists
Llama-Damma-Ding-Dong Dad Jokes
AI – Agents – Artifacts – AI-generated Reports – our world is abuzz with AI. And it has its’ benefits, like doing a daily briefing for me that I can enjoy with my second coffee of the day (7:30am) and creating graphs to go with my reports etc. But does
Geekstuff
Are We Here Yet?
Seems like I have been battle testing WordsWorth forever, and everytime I think it has all the features I need a new idea pops up and I have to code it out. This is WordsWorth v. 1.0.11 and frankly I think I have every feature I could possibly want: So
Geekstuff
WordsWorth Turns One
Finally WordsWorth -V is ready for general play! So of course it is officially version 1.0. I wanted to add a couple features I found building the first three epubs: I am going to offer WordsWorth -V as a freeware, as is, app with no liability. Down the road I