Finishing touches before V2.0 release!

Just commented some debugging code and recompiled everything for the V2.0 release.
She’s ready!

A nicer alarm

Check it out! Much nicer than a text box, don’t you agree?
This means that V2.0 is finally ready to ship!!!!
tomorrow
it’s 2 rn ;-;

INSTALLER

also the setup menu is working correctly now.

Making the installer was SO EASY ITS INSANE
people (windows devs) really need to do this more, It’s one of the easiest ways to make your little project feel more professional, like a real, big boy application, not just a silly program you made.

SHOUT OUT TO INNO SETUP
would not have been possible without it. It’s great, check it out!
Drew orph myself btw :)

2.0 is so close, I can lick it! The only major feature left is a better alarm! yippee

GUI config editor almost complete

after much pain and memory wrangling, the config GUI is almost complete! I just need to fix a few save/load bugs.
It looks very stripped down at the moment, but I’ll be sprucing it up soon, you’ll see.
1st 2.0 feature (almost) complete!

Improvement of UI WIP

I’ve started work on improving the UI of the program, specifically the config setup, using
Raylib!
It’s going well so far, but I’m not quite done yet
I’m really not looking forward to having to deal with keyboard input ;-;

V1 COMPLETE

It actually happened! I implemented every feature I wanted for V1!!!!!!!!!!!
of course, it looks pretty bad at the moment. But all of the core features are working.
User input isn’t broken, it runs in the background, and it actually rings at the correct time.

First ship, here I come!

Ok, I’m going to ship V1 in 2 days.

Cuz I wanna be able to buy something from stardance

here’s the plan:

1. update readme
2. finish user input
3. make it run in the background (maybe)
4. make sure it works

Will this pan out? we’ll see.

Bare Bones functionality

This project is migrating from Out To C, so this is a fairly large devlog. (I’m moving because I like the fact that stardance forces me to log my work, and I get a wider range of prizes)
I’ve pretty much completed the bare bones functionality of the program. You can set your target time, and it will automatically store the settings and ring at the right time.
There is still TONS to do, so stay tuned!