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We plan on taking a break from the insanity that is a new project each week to polish previous projects. We would much rather 40 *maintained* and *complete* projects than 52 incomplete projects that never reach their full potential.
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As [@shiftkey](http://twitter.com/shiftkey) will be over in Auckland for Codemania next week, we will kick off a new project once he returns on **April 2nd**.
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### You might have missed...
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While @tobin and @aeoth were working to get the Enhance project started, there has been a supreme effort during the week to address some outstanding work:
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### Installers
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Many of our applications require installers to make the end-user experience super-easy to enjoy. We've researched numerous tools but could not settle on a particular choice which would cover everything we needed from an install solution - so we're cherry-picking from various sources and building something [here](https://github.com/xpaulbettsx/NSync) which we hope will be a best-of-breed solution for deploying and updating applications.
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Many of our applications require installers to make the experience super-easy for users. We've researched numerous tools but could not settle on a particular choice which would cover everything we needed from an install solution - so we're cherry-picking from various sources and building something [here](https://github.com/xpaulbettsx/NSync) which we hope will be a best-of-breed solution for deploying and updating applications.
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In the meantime, the awesome team at [wyDay](http://wyday.com/) have provided a license for Code52 to use their [wyBuild](http://wyday.com/wybuild/) tool as an update mechanism for our .NET apps.
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The project page template (from the work with MarkPad and ASP.NET Internationalization) has been spun off into a [separate repository](https://github.com/Code52/gh-pages-template) for people to explore and contribtute to.
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Some of our library projects - Pretzel and ASP.NET Internationalization - require updates or new documentation to help users with familiarizing themselves
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Some of our library projects - Pretzel and ASP.NET Internationalization in particular - require refreshing or writing new documentation to help users get familiar with certain features of each application.
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### Miscellaneous awesomeness
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A quick list off the top of our heads of the other things we are looking to knock off this week:
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- Even after [reworking the UI](http://code52.org/weekone-dayseventyseven.html) for Markpad, new ideas and suggestions for features are still coming in, including split-view/multi-monitor support, Github-flavoured Markdown, exporting to different formats and even document recovery.
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- Did I mention an extension API for MarkPad? No? Well I guess I just did.
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- MyFinances has gone back to the drawing board with some radical ideas to make the user experience stand out. Once this has been from @shiftkey's brain to working HTML the more advanced features like imports, reporting and achievements will be revisited.
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- Carnac has been gathering some user feedback from a couple of presentations - including a couple of interesting graphics-related issues we didn't uncover during our previous testing.
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