At the moment, driving to and from my paying job is about the only time I seem to have to think about the programming. I've got a few new features to implement in MagicBrush-Photo, but I've also got a couple of simple project ideas I'm kicking around.
Here for posterity (and any comments) they are:
- A better syncing tool to keep my iTunes libraries in synch across multiple machines and user accounts. On our home machine, my wife and son have their own iTunes accounts, we have a back-up of the library on another shared drive, and I use one (or two) laptops for most of my music purchasing. Keeping everything in synch is a pain. I've looked at various solutions from rsync to Unison to Slingshot, but not been really happy. What I'd like is:
- an easy method to identify differences between directories (music or otherwise)
- The ability to synch those two directories at a file level (I don't need file diff capability)
- A clean UI for managing these tasks
- The ability to set up synch rules and run the process via script or timed event
I think I know how to do this, so I might just whip one out as a coding refresher and to get fully up to speed with Objective-C 2.0 - A tool to help create and maintain a SWOT analysis. This is definitely a niche need, but I think it could be pretty cool if done right. God knows I'd love to have such a tool in my daily job. My ideal solution would force the user to iterate over their Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats to clarify their thinking as well as document the action plans that emerge from a true SWOT analysis. Think of it as GTD for business planning.
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