Free Egg Incubation Software, New Release.

[mill-j]

Well I succeeded in building HatchKeeper for MacOS. Luckily it required almost no changes to the code I built it on High Sierra so I'm not sure how it'll run on an older Mac, maybe someone would be willing to test it?

I checked most of the features and everything seemed to work fine, but this is still considered Experimental.

One thing that won't work yet is the pop-up reminders, there is, however an easy work-around: After adding a batch, select it in the list, click export ICal, select a folder. This will export a BatchNameHere.ics file. Use Finder to double click this file, and import it into the calendar. You can add custom notification to the events, plus also it should sync to your other Apple devices.

Here is a screenshot:

If you want to try it download the .dmg file here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/ha...mental)/HatchKeeper_Mac_v.0.70.1.dmg/download

To install this file, just double click it in Finder, after it mounts and opens, drag HatchKeeper to the Applications shortcut beside it.

Let me know if you have any questions. And most of all let me know if it works/doesn't work.

Thanks

mill-j

 

[Kiki]

Well I succeeded in building HatchKeeper for MacOS. Luckily it required almost no changes to the code I built it on High Sierra so I'm not sure how it'll run on an older Mac, maybe someone would be willing to test it?

I checked most of the features and everything seemed to work fine, but this is still considered Experimental.

One thing that won't work yet is the pop-up reminders, there is, however an easy work-around: After adding a batch, select it in the list, click export ICal, select a folder. This will export a BatchNameHere.ics file. Use Finder to double click this file, and import it into the calendar. You can add custom notification to the events, plus also it should sync to your other Apple devices.

Here is a screenshot:View attachment 1393724

If you want to try it download the .dmg file here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/hatchkeeper/files/HatchKeeper/0_70/Mac (Experimental)/HatchKeeper_Mac_v.0.70.1.dmg/download

To install this file, just double click it in Finder, after it mounts and opens, drag HatchKeeper to the Applications shortcut beside it.

Let me know if you have any questions. And most of all let me know if it works/doesn't work.

Thanks

mill-j

Me me me!
I'm downloading it now!

 

[Kiki]

Well I succeeded in building HatchKeeper for MacOS. Luckily it required almost no changes to the code I built it on High Sierra so I'm not sure how it'll run on an older Mac, maybe someone would be willing to test it?

I checked most of the features and everything seemed to work fine, but this is still considered Experimental.

One thing that won't work yet is the pop-up reminders, there is, however an easy work-around: After adding a batch, select it in the list, click export ICal, select a folder. This will export a BatchNameHere.ics file. Use Finder to double click this file, and import it into the calendar. You can add custom notification to the events, plus also it should sync to your other Apple devices.

Here is a screenshot:View attachment 1393724

If you want to try it download the .dmg file here:
https://sourceforge.net/projects/hatchkeeper/files/HatchKeeper/0_70/Mac (Experimental)/HatchKeeper_Mac_v.0.70.1.dmg/download

To install this file, just double click it in Finder, after it mounts and opens, drag HatchKeeper to the Applications shortcut beside it.

Let me know if you have any questions. And most of all let me know if it works/doesn't work.

Thanks

mill-j

Is there a way around this?

 

[mill-j]

Hmm I'll have to check into that(still figuring mac out ) but for now this should work https://www.google.com/amp/www.icla...fied-developers-in-mac-os-x-mountain-lion/amp

Let me know....

 

[Kiki]

I AM A HATCH KEEPER Now!!!

I'm going to play around with it now!

 

[Kiki]

I'm a dork.

I select new batch.
Enter my info and click save.


How to I find it again?

 

[Kiki]

Will this info help you?

 

[mill-j]

Good deal! Glad to see it works. BTW what version of MacOS are you running?

Let me know if you see any bugs or other problems

Just click on the batch name in the list on the main screen. The info will show up in the batch statistics panel. After editing any info click update to save it.

 

[Kiki]

Good deal! Glad to see it works. BTW what version of MacOS are you running?

Let me know if you see any bugs or other problems

Just click on the batch name in the list on the main screen. The info will show up in the batch statistics panel. After editing any info click update to save it.

After clicking save it does not add it to the main screen list.

I tried a few times then started getting the above errors.

 

[Kiki]

Good deal! Glad to see it works. BTW what version of MacOS are you running?

Let me know if you see any bugs or other problems

Just click on the batch name in the list on the main screen. The info will show up in the batch statistics panel. After editing any info click update to save it.