My pet project for the last couple of years, MixTape.me, is up and running. It’s a web-based music application that lets you create, listen to, learn about, and share playlists quickly and easily. It’s fun. It’s music. It’s free.

Released a silly, simple little web app called Printable Checklist designed to make quick and–you guessed it–printable checklists. You can read more about it on my post at Lifehacker.

Updated Texter to version 0.3 with a lot of feature improvements and a great new design.

Massive update extravaganza: Rocker, Dropcloth, and ClickWhen all release updates.

Pushed ClickWhen, an automated mouse click application, out of the Lifehacker Code birth canal.

Rocker adds mouse navigation rocking to several Windows apps, like Windows Explorer and Firefox.

Swept Away is a simple system tray utility that automatically minimizes applications you aren’t using.

Pushed out a quick second release of Texter complete with lots of bug fixes and Vista compatibility.

Released the first version of Texter, a text replacement application and scripting application. This is by far my favorite coding project, and it doesn’t hurt that we now share the same birthday.