DevDiary

DevDiary, just like the name suggests, is an application dedicated to project developers who need some sort of place to act as the central hub of all connected ideas to their plans. In other words, this application serves as a log for any type of project relying on documents or other forms of written material. You can organize, keep track and understand the evolution of your ideas as interpreted through the included data.

This program was designed to help anybody with a bigger project organize and deal with each particular aspect of it, greatly reducing the stress of keeping everything neat and centralized. The program was designed with minimal intrusion in mind, which is why you'll often find it sitting in the System Tray, quietly. Log your project in, add a name, description, notes, and even start dates. The given status will help you classify it as important or not.

Add tasks in the app's specific menu. Tie these instructions to one of your projects or to more, if these apply generally to all your developments. URLs will help you reach certain aspects and ideas easier without making a mess of your browser. The Secrets tab is probably the most intriguing of all the functions. Here you can note sensitive information that should only be seen by some of the project members. It is secured and does not run the risk of being cybernetically vulnerable.

Although the application does offer quite a lot of tools and sections to register one's particular project ideas, the number of adjustable settings is minimal. These do not alter much of your experience, but rather the app's behavior in terms of Windows process management. Project categories will keep things once again neat and reachable, increasing productivity by cutting wasted time on small tasks.

DevDiary is an application that was created to help all users with projects work faster and more organized, without having to deal with complex software or expensive solutions.