WinWidgets

While full-fledged apps are usually the most recommended ones for carrying out the majority of one’s daily tasks, many users might prefer the fast-paced and ready-to-use nature of widgets that fill what is otherwise a barren desktop. With the Android OS as a popular example to showcase the flexibility and advantages behind these interactive snippets of apps’ functionalities, those who want to bring similar features to their Windows computers may have already discovered the plethora of community-made items powered by the Rainmeter engine.

However, if your computer’s processing power is significantly limited, certain alternatives such as WinWidgets may be worth checking out. Featuring a mixture of the JavaScript, HTML and CSS development languages, this particular platform provides users with the necessary freedom to bring various functions to the comfort of your desktop.

Instead of switching between multiple opened apps that tend to bog down the system’s resources, less memory-intensive tasks such as staying up to date with the latest news through RSS feeds, jotting down reminders in offline-based sticky notes and keeping an eye on the weather status can be previewed at a glance, which is why WinWidgets provides programmers with the necessary tools to craft floating interactive snippets in the form of calculators, picture frames and text boxes to suit your workflow.