Is Klok an AIR Derby contender?

I am curious whether the folks who have installed Klok (429 of you) think that it could win me a new Mac. I have seen a lot of folks talking about the applications they have entered but I haven't seen many that seem like they would have gone in the Business Application category (which is where I entered Klok)

Let me know what you think...though I guess we will find out tomorrow.

Open Letter to Mark James: Thank You!

I would bet that every person reading this has been exposed to the work of Mark James. If you have used any web based application you are likely to have seen his Silk icon set. Not only are these very well designed icons, but they are actually free to use. I have used them myself in Klok and many other applications I have worked on.

As I download and try out many of the apps entered in the AIR Developer Derby I can't help but notice them used all over the place. On behalf of all the developers, and designers, who don't have the time or skill to create our own icons... Thanks.

Klok update for AIR Developer Derby

I just posted an update to Klok with the final updates for the AIR Developer Derby This update includes a bunch of new features. Some of which are:

• Ability to zoom in on the calendar view
• Browsable trash with the ability to restore items from the trash. However, the trash is not persisted when you close the app. Does anyone think it should?
• Recent projects dropdown in collapsed mode for easy switching between tasks.
• Project templates - Choose from predefined templates for different project types
• Ability to store contact information per project
• Snap to 15 minute intervals when dragging items on the calendar by holding down the shift key. Previously, this was not optional. Now it snaps to the minute unless the shift key is held down while dragging.

It also includes some minor bug fixes.

Download it now using the badge to the right or by download the .AIR file directly

Coming soon... some more documentation and some additional features.