Two simple apps for fun

[JohnZeman]

I'm sharing a couple very simple apps that I started making just for the app learning process, but then I thought maybe someone else might actually get a little good out of one or both of them.

App 1
My Notes and URLs
I have notes and URLs scattered all over the place that I often need to refer to as I'm working on an app.  So it occurred to me why not create a simple app to put those notes and URLs in?  This app is not finished, but that's why I'm sharing it now because my notes probably aren't the same as any notes you'd want to save for yourself.

The code is simple and easy to modify.  Right now there are 5 collapsible sections but only two contain any information at the moment.

App 2
Clipboard Mover
This app was more an exercise for me to learn how to show and hide html elements like buttons and alerts.  It mimics exactly what happens when you move files by using clipboard cut and paste.  And that's all it does.  The screenshot shows the 3 different stages of the app as you cut and paste.

[Mario]

Thanks for sharing!

It seems you are enjoying yourself with all this fancy new technology...
the hipster boys and girls in Silicon Valley basically work with the same stuff 

[JohnZeman]

It seems you are enjoying yourself with all this fancy new technology...

That I am Mario, that I am.  
It's a slow learning process for this geriatric buzzard but I'm very much enjoying it.

[Mario]

Important to keep that ol' brain muscle trained and oiled 

[BanjoTom]

JohnZeman (or Mario or someone) . . . please remind me of the steps I need to follow in order to try out your My-Notes app.  I download and extract the zip files and then . . . what?  I'm still a total newbie with apps . . .

[JohnZeman]

Tom just copy the folder in the zip file to your IMatch apps user folder which on my computer is here:

C:\ProgramData\photools.com\imatch6\webroot\user\

After you do that it should appear in the App Manager panel.

[BanjoTom]

Thanks, that worked perfectly . . . now I'll spend some more time exploring . . .

[sinus]

John,

already in use, your notes! 
Thanks for it.